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The framer’s made up half of the California farming labor. hey traveled up and down the state looking for good farming land.

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In the 1930’s they had to move to find a new job because there was no jobs in the South.

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When they had to leave they went to California for more money they would do lumbering and they would build the Bonneville.

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They also had there farm taken so they did not have food to survive.

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All the poor white people came from. Oklahoma and Arkansas and even Texas all to go to California .

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In 1934 more than 30 percent of all Americans still lived on farms, and agriculture—even in the drought year— $9.5 billion was made.

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Topsoil was accordingly exhausted or eroded, and unable to support productive crops.

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in 1930 hail destroyed wheat crops, and 1932 to 1935 were years of unrelenting drought.

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The camps where hardly fit for human habitation. They ditch their camp and they left it filthy.