it affected the Midwest by not leaving any crops to grow, it killed a lot of livestock and left many farmers, or "Okies" as the great plains farmers were called, withought hope. Many decided to migrate to Calfornia and other places in the west in search of new jobs.
What role does the weather play in an Englishman's life
The land was unfarmable, preventing them from getting enough food and making a living, and the dust drifts could bury houses and equipment making life difficult.
It was a terrible decade with the dust bowl and the great depression.
During the Great Depression years, in the Dust Bowl states, located in the Great Plains, dust and dirt 'devoured' many crops leaving farmers without adequate earnings and crop yields.
There was light at the end of the tunnel, the Great Depression and Dust Bowl years were behind the US, but war clouds were on the horizon. actually this is wrong tottaly wrong pleasse correct this xxxx :)
Life for California farmers during the dust bowl was horrible, the farmers would go plant their crops and when the dust bowl come their crops would be black and start to rot because they became not any good anymore.
It was a terrible decade with the dust bowl and the great depression.
What role does the weather play in an Englishman's life
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Life was very hard. There was no inside plumbing, no heat, all food had to be raised by the family. Kids couldn't go to school when the dust was bad.
this event was devastating to many farmers across the plains states during the Great Depression.
The people of the Dust Bowl felt disillusioned, desperate, and hopeless due to the prolonged droughts, dust storms, and economic hardship. These environmental and economic challenges resulted in widespread poverty, displacement, and health issues among the affected populations, leading to the loss of homes, livelihoods, and life savings. Many families were forced to migrate in search of better opportunities, while others faced emotional distress and struggles to rebuild their lives.
According to my mom who lived through it life was very hard and lot of people were out of work.
The main problem in "Dear America: The Dust Bowl Diary of Grace Edwards" is the devastating impact of the Dust Bowl on Grace's family and community. The dust storms destroy crops, leading to food shortages and financial struggles for Grace's family. The harsh conditions also cause health problems and disrupt daily life for many people in the region.
The land was unfarmable, preventing them from getting enough food and making a living, and the dust drifts could bury houses and equipment making life difficult.
After the Dust Bowl, migrant farmers in California faced harsh conditions, including poverty, discrimination, and poor living situations. Many arrived seeking refuge from the devastation in the Midwest, only to encounter exploitative labor practices and low wages. They often lived in temporary camps with inadequate sanitation and resources. Despite these challenges, they contributed significantly to California's agricultural economy, forming tight-knit communities and advocating for better rights and conditions.