[Brainliest]How did Steinbeck question the American Dream in Of Mice and Men?

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Of Mice and Men challenges the ideology of the American Dream. While it contains characters who dream with hopes of improving their fate, or dream just to escape their depressing realities, the end of the story reveals, through Lennie’s death, that even small and modest dreams were impossible during the Great Depression in America.

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