During the Great Depression, farmers and homeowners faced financial challenges, leading to property foreclosures and migration movements like heading west to California.
Farmers and homeowners during the Great Depression had in common the struggle of not being able to pay what they owed to banks. This financial hardship resulted in foreclosures on properties and led to significant migration movements, such as westward migrations to California and the development of shantytowns known as Hoovervilles.
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