Question

The reader can infer that Hine was an especially important photographer for our society because …….

A. his photographs helped end child labor
B. he had a career that lasted decades
C. he was hired by a wide number of agencies
D. his photographs were printed in pamphlets

Answer 1

A. his photographs helped end child labor

Step-by-step explanation:

Lewis Hine was an American sociologist and photogropher in the United States in the early 1900's. His work and photographs revolved around many events that took place during that time such as the construction of the Empire State Building and even the Great Depression, but his most famous work was regarding child laborers and the laws surrounding child labor. He photographed hundreds of children working in harsh conditions and showing the dangers of child labor. His photographs helped end child labor in the United States and even influenced decisions worldwide.