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What caused 2 million people to leave the Great Plains region in the 1930s? A. the New Deal B. a terrible drought C. racial discrimination D. the stock market crash pls make the answer asap
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What caused 2 million people to leave the Great Plains region in the 1930s?

A. the New Deal
B. a terrible drought
C. racial discrimination
D. the stock market crash

pls make the answer asap

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Due to stock of market crash is your answer.

User Faster Solutions
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D is your answer!

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