Question

by 1940, approximately 250,000 dust bowl refugees had driven to california. by the time they got there, most of the grape - picking jobs were already taken. many refugees were forced to live in poverty in camps, similar to shanty towns. in 1939, john steinbeck wrote “grapes of wrath,” a fictional but historically accurate story about dust bowl refugees. how did many dust bowl refugees travel to california in the 1930s and 1940s? route 66 highway 435 kansas turnpike

Explanation:

Historically, Dust Bowl refugees commonly traveled to California via Route 66 during the 1930s and 1940s. It became an iconic path for these migrants seeking new opportunities. Highway 435 and Kansas Turnpike were not the main routes for this migration.

Answer:

A. Route 66