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if you lived in the dust bowl in the 1930s would you try to stay there and survive or would you move away. Give two reasons for your choice
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if you lived in the dust bowl in the 1930s would you try to stay there and survive or would you move away. Give two reasons for your choice

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Stay:
My family would need me
It would be hard to succeed anywhere else
Leave:
Hope for a better job and a better future, get as far away as possible
Best to die trying than to live without never trying
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