Read the following passage from The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck, and look for the details that describe the setting. The passage describes what happens to the characters as they migrate to California to find work.
What type of context is described in this passage?
The Grapes of Wrath
The families learned what rights must be observed. The right of privacy in the tent. The right to keep the past hidden in the
heart. The right to talk and to listen. And as the worlds moved westward, rules became laws, although no one told the
families. It is unlawful to foul the drinking water. It is unlawful to eat good rich food near one who is hungry.
A. physical
B. social
C. economic
D. historical

is what it is
B. Social