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How is dust bowl and Great Depression alike?

The dustbowl is a nickname for the Midwest during the great depression. I is one factor that causes the great depression because of the shortage of food.


How did the dust bowl make the great depression even worse?

The dust bowl resulted in lower than expected crop yields. By the 1930's many people had shied away from the independent self sufficient farms and would purchase their food in stores. Since the dust bowl resulted in less food being produced the price of food went up, so as people began to lose there jobs and cut spending more of their money went to putting food on the table and less went into investing or even purchasing luxury items like radios, cars, etc.


How did the storms in the dust bowl contribute to economic problems?

The severe dust storms during the Dust Bowl era led to crop failures, soil erosion, and a decline in agricultural productivity. This resulted in widespread unemployment, food scarcity, and a decrease in farm incomes. The economic problems were exacerbated by the forced migration of farmers and the increased reliance on government aid programs.


Which geographic area is most closely associated with the dust bowl of the 1930?

The dust bowl was caused by poor agricultural irrigation systems. It blanketed much of the US at the time and led a large migration to California. The lack of water made living conditions impossible. It also effected the rest of the nation which depended on this food.


In dear America the dust bowl diary of grace Edwards what is the main problem?

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.

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How is dust bowl and Great Depression alike?

The dustbowl is a nickname for the Midwest during the great depression. I is one factor that causes the great depression because of the shortage of food.


What was the effects of the Confederacy facing a food shortage due to drain of manpower into the army?

they lose the war


What is a shortage of food mean?

Food shortage is when there is not enough food. When the amount you have does not equal or exceed the amount that you need, you have a shortage. In this case, the shortage is of food.


Why did the grasshopper plague descend on the dust bowl?

The grasshoppers descended on the farms of people during the dust bowl because they were looking for food. A serve drought had forced the grasshoppers, and many other insects and animals, to seek other food sources.


What is global food shortage?

Food Shortage is when there is not enough food available for people to eat. If a food shortage persists it turns into a famine.


What is another word general shortage of food?

general shortage of food


What are some effects of water shortage?

thirst, no crops can grow, no cooking (when water is needed) and can damage the ecosystem and the food chain.


What are the effects of food and dust particles on a computer keyboard?

Affects the D.O.S Operating system


How can a dust storm kill a cow?

yes it did kill cows because the Dust Bowl limited people to food, so they killed them for food


What is a lack of food?

It's when you are on a shortage of food, like when Ethiopia went to their shortage of food lack of food: hunger, famine


How was life living in the dust bowl?

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.


How did the storms in the dust bowl contribute to economic problems?

The severe dust storms during the Dust Bowl era led to crop failures, soil erosion, and a decline in agricultural productivity. This resulted in widespread unemployment, food scarcity, and a decrease in farm incomes. The economic problems were exacerbated by the forced migration of farmers and the increased reliance on government aid programs.