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3. Extremely poor and lacking the means (money) to provide for oneself.
7. Social, economic and political programs put into place by President Franklin Roosevelt during the Great Depression to help provide relief (support) and restore prosperity.
8. Relates how things (people, situations etc…) seem to be from an exterior viewpoint instead of how they are inside.
10. An artist's expression of emotion in an imaginative and beautiful way; the quality of being lyrical.
11. Two contradictory or opposite words, images or concepts that are used to create a paradoxical effect. The conflictual elements are normally used to create a dramatic artistic effect.
12. An angry or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflict.

1. A very poor and crowded area, with terrible living conditions, often in a city.
2. The form of a language that a particular group of speakers use naturally, especially in informal situations: colloquial language.
4. A farmer who does not own the land they work on. Instead, they rent the land from a landowner and pay for that rent with a share of the crops they produce (sometimes half of the crops they produce or more!), not with money. Particularly common in the south after the Civil War (1865).
5. The main character.
6. A hidden or less obvious meaning, an implicit dimension to a document.
9. A title or brief explanation accompanying an illustration, cartoon, or poster.