What are in Grapes of Wrath Camps?

Answer 1

poor, migrant farm workers lived in camps

Answer 2

In the context of John Steinbeck's novel "The Grapes of Wrath," the camps refer to government-run migrant worker camps set up during the Great Depression. These camps provided temporary housing and basic amenities for displaced families and workers, who were forced to migrate in search of work due to economic hardships. The conditions in these camps were often poor, overcrowded, and lacking in basic necessities.