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What happened in the farmland of the Great Plains in the 1930s? The government bought all the farms. Strong winds and drought created a Dust Bowl. Cotton farmers switched to farming barley. Soybean crops
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What happened in the farmland of the Great Plains in the 1930s?

The government bought all the farms.

Strong winds and drought created a Dust Bowl.

Cotton farmers switched to farming barley.

Soybean crops were smaller than usual.

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I think the answer is A. the government bought all the farms.
Hope you get it right ok.
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Strong winds and drought created a dust bowl
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