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"We had been poor, but we knew every night there was a bed there, and this was our room. . . . But that all of a sudden changed. When you're small, you can't figure these things out. You know something's not right and you don't like it, but you don't . . . let that get you down. You sort of just continue to move."—Cesar Chavez In what way does Chavez's statement reflect the experience of many American during the Depression? a. Many rural farmers lost their homes. b. Many wealthy investors lost their fortunes. c. Many families relied on soup kitchens to feel them. d. Many Mexican Americans were forced to return to Mexico.
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