10. Which of the following was a direct result of the droughts and dust storms in the Dust Bowl?

A. People left the Great Plains after losing their crops to drought and dust and their farms to foreclosure.
B. Federal troops were needed to restore order as riots and protests raged across the Great Plains.
C. The silt and topsoil deposited on the Midwestern farms enriched the soil and led to overproduction of crops.
D. Farmers turned to European banks for the help they could not get in the United States.

The Dust Bowl in the Great Plains during the 1930s was a result of severe dust storms and drought caused by over-farming and dry farming techniques, leading to wind erosion of topsoil.

As a direct consequence, people left the Great Plains after losing their crops to drought and dust storms, and their farms to foreclosure due to the devastation of the land.

The Dust Bowl exemplifies the environmental catastrophe that deepened the agricultural crisis during the Great Depression, forcing millions to migrate out of the region.

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