Answer:
The answer is : They made little money as farm laborers and lived in camps.
Explanation:
People who had moved from the Dust Bowl during the Great Depression had great expectations in California. Californian farmers rather hired seasonal workers when there was a need, and they asked those workers to perform specific tasks, not necessarily giving them the chance to learn enough to become farmers themselves.
1.yes
2.Catholicism
3 and 4 i don't know
The first one
The laws forbade jews to be employed in education
The <span>Nuremberg Laws and confining them to camps. ( not very sure but i think this is it )</span>