Question

Which statement best describes why migration increased in the United States

during the Great Depression?
A. People were forced to leave their homes as punishment for going
into debt.
B. People were able to find cheaper housing prices in cities on the
West Coast.
C. People lost their homes and jobs and moved to new places to
avoid paying their debts.
D. People lost their homes and jobs and moved to new places in
hopes of finding employment.
SUBMIT

Answer 1

D

Step-by-step explanation:

people during the depression could no longer afford to live in their homes, such as in the dust bowl where the economic boom from the rain of the 1920's. farmers in the dust bowl suddenly found themselves with no way of creating income for themselves and the frequent dust storms destroyed any hopes of staying employed. as a result, people lost both their homes and jobs and mostly moved west in search of jobs in the urban cities.