By the Early 1930s,unemployed Workers Were Responding to the Great

Multiple Choice

By the early 1930s,unemployed workers were responding to the Great Depression by

A) becoming increasingly passive and despondent,assuming that they were not worthy of jobs.
B) seeking to improve their job qualifications by enrolling in vocational training programs.
C) becoming increasingly outraged and turning toward militant forms of protest.
D) turning on one another with violence as the competition for scarce jobs became even steeper.