Question

module 6: mastery
united states history a (is735f) #96129 / week 18 / lesson 90

1. how did the dust bowl influence migration patterns in the united states?

many families moved to california in search of work.
most farmers relocated to the pacific northwest.
most people moved to the east coast.

Explanation:

The Dust Bowl (severe dust storms and agricultural devastation in the Great Plains during the 1930s) led many families, especially farmers, to migrate. California was a major destination as it had agricultural and other job opportunities. The Pacific Northwest and East Coast were not the primary destinations for Dust Bowl migrants.

Answer:

A. Many families moved to California in search of work.