Question 1 • Language Arts 8 - ELA3008 IC
The Dust Bowl was a period of severe dust storms and drought in the 1930s that damaged farmland across the Great Plains. Many farmers lost their crops and livelihoods, so they migrated west to California in search of work and better conditions. The storms were not called “Dust Blizzards,” and the main cause was not factory job losses.
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