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Toward whom, in The Grapes of Wrath, did Steinbeck have a sympathetic tone? A. Migrant workers B. Bankers C. Orchard owners D. Gas station workers
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Toward whom, in The Grapes of Wrath, did Steinbeck have a sympathetic

tone?
A. Migrant workers
B. Bankers
C. Orchard owners
D. Gas station workers

User Alireza Mohamadi
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My honest guess is B. Bankers if it’s not I’m totally sorry
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migrant worker

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