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Description: These notes are a brief history behind the Grapes of Wrath novel, and while these particular events that happened to the Joads, were in fact fictional, the fact still remains that these hardships were experienced by many family's during the Dust Bowl. Notes are intended for High School Seniors.
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The Grapes of Wrath
“The Harvest Gypsies”
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Seven newspaper articles on migrant workers Steinbeck observed in 1936
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Steinbeck toured the squatters’ camps and “Hoovervilles” of California
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Found once strong, independent farmers so reduced in dignity, beaten in spirit, sick,
sullen, and defeated that they had been “cast down to a kind of subhumanity
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This provided the factual foundation for The Grapes of Wrath
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They help create a total picture by establishing the entire social conditions of which
these characters are a part
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These
characters must be real, credible, and believable
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We don’t get names of new characters of these chapters, but we get “owners” and
“tenants” doing real, dramatic things, rather than a straightforward approach
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Designed to inform the public of migrant workers’ plight
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A plea for landowners of California and bankers in Dust Bowl states to be more tolerant
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Title
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From “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”
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“Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord; he is trampling out the vintage
where the grapes of wrath are stored
Description: These notes are a brief history behind the Grapes of Wrath novel, and while these particular events that happened to the Joads, were in fact fictional, the fact still remains that these hardships were experienced by many family's during the Dust Bowl. Notes are intended for High School Seniors.