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Why was the 1930s Dust Bowl so devastating to Oklahomans?

a.
It forced thousands of Oklahomans to take up farming to provide for their families.
b.
It allowed lawmakers to introduce legislation that limited water usage.
c.
It coincided with an intense economic depression.
d.
It was responsible for the high death rates in Oklahoma in the 1930s.

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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

so the dust bowl also killed a lot of people. It filled their lungs with sand.

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User Adriano Mello
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Answer:C

Step-by-step explanation:

Because it pushed a lot of people out the area, during the deepression

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User Amit Parashar
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