Women's Rights In The 1930s

What were women, migrant workers, and animals treated like in the 1930s? In the book, Of Mice and Men, it is about the Great Depression and how women were treated. The book also talked about migrant workers and how they would travel until they could find jobs. It also talks about how a dog had pups, and Slim had to kill five of them because the mom wouldn’t be able to feed them all. Each of these topics are important: women’s treatment, migration workers, and the treatment of animals in the 1930s. First, women’s treatment was an issue in the 1930s because they didn’t have any rights. The reason why they didn’t have any rights is because they were not that important during that time. An example is that in the book Of Mice and Men Curley’s