Movie theaters lowered prices during the great depression a. movie stars people escape their worries. b. audiences had very little money to spend on movies. c. audiences were not interested in seeing movies. d. movies were competing with radio shows.

The correct answer is B. Audiences had very little money to spend on movies

Explanation:

The Gret Depression refers to an economic crisis or depression that occurred in the 1930s and began in the U.S. with the fall in stock prices in 1929. This economic crisis was especially important because it had great effects on different countries all around the world and included people from rural and urban areas as agricultural and industrial production fell and people had few or little money due to the widespread unemployment. Because of this in the U.S. and other countries during the Great Depression there was less money to pay for basic elements such as clothes, food, etc which forced owners of cinemas, theaters and similar to lower prices as families were striving to pay for the basics and did not have much money left for leisure activities. Therefore, the reason movie theater lowered prices during the Great Depression was because audiences had very little money to spend on movies.

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