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What was dust bowl of the 1930s?

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this event was devastating to many farmers across the plains states during the Great Depression.

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In 1935, there were a series of dust storms across the Midwest. Clouds of dust flew over fields and farms, destroying crops, and killing cattle. Many farmers were ruined and left their homes to look for a new life. Many went to California to work as fruit-pickers in the orchards.

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