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1 million people died
I don't think anyone did because Australia has such good drought precautions
about 1 million people died in it. it was also in California if you are wondering.
There were approximately 10 people who died during the mudslide in the state of California in 2005. The mudslide occurred in the town La Conchita.
One effect of the Great Depression is that the population of California increased due to the movement of migrant workers. Severe drought in the Midwest forced many people to venture to California to find work.
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5,573 men from California died in the war.
not very many only like 4-5 or less
One way migration occurred in the United States during the Great Depression. There was also a severe drought in Oklahoma and Texas during that time that turned fertile fields to sand. This forced people to migrate to California to find work. Many of them stayed after the drought was over.