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American Life in the Great Depression Answers

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Which of the following led to dust storms during the 1930s?

A
the practice of crop rotation
B
ranching and heavy rains
C
farmers’ financial problems
D
both farming and drought
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Which factor encouraged farmers to leave their land in the Great Plains during the 1930s?

A
the promise of free land in California
B
the promise of free trips to the West
C
the necessity of finding new land in Oklahoma
D
the necessity of escaping financial problems
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just coming out of World War I
e
economically prosperous
e
entering the Great Depression
e
economically depressed
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opportunities in coal mining
f
family that had migrated previously
t
the promise of free housing
t
the promise of fruit-picking jobs
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After the stock market crash,

A
banks had plenty of cash to repay depositors.
B
banks loaned more money to Americans.
C
Americans calmly invested more in the stock market.
D
Americans panicked and rushed to banks for their money.
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On farms, crops were not rotated, and soil nutrients were used up.
F
Farm production harmed fertile land.
M
Millions of acres of productive farmland became barren desert.
O
On ranches, herds overgrazed and damaged grasses.
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A main indicator of the spread of homelessness during the Great Depression was

A
bread lines.
B
unemployment.
C
Hoovervilles.
D
westward migration.

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