Most Dust Bowl migrants moved to California's Central Valley in hope of finding better living conditions and employment opportunities, as their farms had been destroyed by severe dust storms and drought
The Dust Bowl migration, one of the largest migrations in American history, had a majority of migrants moving to California's Central Valley. They moved in hope of finding better living conditions and employment opportunities, as the severe dust storms and drought had destroyed their farms in the Midwestern and Southern Great Plains region. The Central Valley, known for its agricultural prosperity, became a popular destination for these Dust Bowl migrants in the 1930s.
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B. a peace treaty between the United States and the Soviet Union
C. a trade agreement with Canada and Mexico
D. the return of the Panama Canal to Panamanian control
The answer is C, "to discuss interstate commerce."
B) The Catholic Church hierarchy and clergy
C)The bureaucrats and ministers of the king
D) Everyone else, i.e. the common people NextReset
A potato famine in Africa forced millions of starving Africans into slavery.
B.
The Spanish needed a large army to defeat the Native Americans, and African slaves were immune to New World diseases.
C.
The Native American population was reduced and African slaves were needed to work the sugar plantations.
D.
The Spanish conquered Africa and took millions of Africans as slaves.
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wide gaps between rich and poor
a large middle class
low agricultural output
small populations
Which was an effect of industrialization in Latin American nations during the postwar years?
Question 2 options:
decreased global trade
more emphasis on farming
overcrowded cities
the rise of caudillos
Which was not a reason for U.S. intervention in Latin America during the Cold War era?
Question 3 options:
civil war in El Salvador
Allendes rise in Chile
Sandinista control of Nicaragua
the fall of the Soviet Union
Which was not a result of U.S. intervention in Latin America during the Cold War era?
Question 4 options:
Communism disappeared from Latin America.
Fighting continued against the guerillas in El Salvador.
The military took control of Chile.
War between the Contras and Sandinistas in Nicaragua intensified.
Which Latin American nation was controlled by Juan Perón?
Question 5 options:
Chile
Argentina
Nicaragua
Cuba
1)Which economic problem did many Latin American nations face in the years following World War II?
Answer
The wide gaps between rich and poor
The poor remained poor while the rich continued to be rich.
The inequality widened because globalization and technological change have made most people less competitive, while making the best educated at that time and those who had knowledge and who had acquired wealth before war remained more competitive.
2)Which was an effect of industrialization in Latin American nations during the postwar years?
Answer
Overcrowded cities
Explanation
This was caused by Relocation of millions of workers to cities, overcrowding of cities because the poor wanted better pay, rising urban unemployment because not enough jobs.
3)Which was not a reason for U.S. intervention in Latin America during the Cold War era?
Answer
the fall of the Soviet Union
Explanation
the fall of signaled the end of cold war between the soviet union and the united states.
4)Which was not a result of U.S. intervention in Latin America during the Cold War era?
Answer
communism dissapeared in Latin america
Explanation
communism is a theory of social system which all property is owned by community and each person contributes and receives according to their ability
5)Which Latin American nation was controlled by Juan Peron?
Answer
Argentina
Explanation
Juan Peron was an Argentine general diplomat who was elected to serve as the president of Argentina on three occasions.