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One reason Americans moved to other parts of the country during the Great Depression was to find work. buy farmland. escape slavery. avoid child labor.

One reason Americans moved to other parts of the country during the Great Depression was to find work. buy farmland. escape slavery. avoid child labor.
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One reason Americans moved to other parts of the country during the Great Depression was to

find work.
buy farmland.
escape slavery.
avoid child labor.

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find work

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it was to find work
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