mjlchance367

06.02.2022 • 

English

Now that you've read some of The Grapes of Wrath, you can begin to analyze the choices John Steinbeck made as an author. Each intercalary chapter represents a break in the narrative about the Joad family's trek across the United States. Steinbeck uses these chapters to explore the effects of the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl, a changed agricultural industry, and the rise of large corporations on the typical rural American family of the 1930s.

Let's take a closer look at how Steinbeck conveys his message about this period of history through his novel.

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cyndalulu3637

22.04.2023

English

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The answer is option D: African Americans overcoming adversity.

In the poem "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," the author Langston Hughes describes the Mississippi River from a train and contemplates its significance during slavery times. He also refects on his own person, his ancestors and the difficulties and injusticies they have been through.

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