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"President Cleveland, Where Are You?" takes place during the American Great Depression.

How does this setting affect the story?


Jerry's twin siblings become sick and have to go to the hospital, where they have their tonsils removed.

Jerry's father loses his job and, for a while, Armand is the only person earning money to support the family.

Jerry feels that his older brother Armand is becoming a stranger as he grows older and finds new interests.

Jerry arrives too late to help his brother and sisters pick out a birthday gift for their father—a new tie.

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Answer:

The correct answer is Jerry's father loses his job and, for a while, Armand is the only person earning money to support the family.

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In this story the setting that shows that it took place during the great depression is option B.

  • Jerry's father loses his job and, for a while, Armand is the only person earning money to support the family.

The Great Depression.

This was a great period of economic downturn in the United States. The nation was faced with issues of unemployment and hunger.

Also the banks in the country failed and some people became homeless.

The reason why this shows it took place during this period was the fact that option B says that their father had lost his job.

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