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Home » Who Took That Picture? New Deal Photographers

Who Took That Picture? New Deal Photographers

Published by Charles McQuillen On September 26, 2026

Use this sorting activity to explore the characteristic traits of five New Deal photographers and gain a deeper understanding of the Great Depression and its lasting impact on the American people.

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Categories:Art & Lessons Blog, Game-based Learning, Student Resources Tags:Depression era, gamification, laborers, Student Resources
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