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How did Woody Guthrie help people to understand the damaging effects of the Dust Bowl? A. He interviewed Okies on national radio programs. B. He sang songs that described the hardships of Okies. C. He wrote a novel about the degradation of land on the Great Plains. D. He directed films that demonstrated the virtues of Great Plains farmers.
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