Which of the following most accurately depicts the federal government's attitudes to Civil Rights during the Great Depression of the 1930s? O There was little progress during this period as most of the government's attention was focused on the economy.

O Although little progress was made, many politicians actively fought for major reforms.

O There was a significant improvement of the situation of African Americans in the South as anti-lynching legislation was overwhelmingly passed.

O Although there was no specific legislation passed, conditions did improve and the Ku Klux Klan had disappeared by the mid-1930s.