During the Dust Bowl, farmers primarily moved West, especially to California, in search of job opportunities despite facing challenges and tensions in their new destinations.
The Dust Bowl crisis in the 1930s forced farmers and residents in states like Oklahoma to leave their homes due to severe conditions. Most of them typically moved West, particularly to California, seeking potential job opportunities in agriculture.
This mass migration led to tensions with existing farmworkers and communities, as highlighted in Dorothea Lange's iconic photograph 'Migrant Mother.'
The Dust Bowl resulted from drought and poor land management practices, causing severe wind erosion and devastating consequences for agriculture and the affected regions.
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