How did most Americans feel about the future by 2010?
A) Most people despaired, and many immigrated to Western Europe or Australia.
B) About 90 percent of Americans thought that the country's best days were over.
C) About half of Americans thought that the country's best days were over.
D) Although the economy was suffering, American confidence remained unchanged.
E) Most Americans were wildly optimistic about the future.
Answer: C
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