Why did the larg part of the great plains become known as the dust bowl

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Lhache · Answer 1 · 2024-04-10T16:01:46+0000

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With the outset of the drought in 1931, crops started to fail, revealing the unprotected, over-plowed fields. The earth started to drift away when there were no prairie grasses to anchor it. Massive dust storms and economic ruin were caused by eroding soil, especially in the Southern Plains.

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Why did the larg part of the great plains become known as the dust bowl

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