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The Dust Bowl started in the 1930s through the 1940s. It was big dust storm that started through the great plains region of the United states

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Due to the severe drought of the dust storm it left many farmers with no crops or any live stock which means they weren't making no sells which means no money.

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It destroyed millions of acres, also decimating many crops and vegetation. There was also a widespread soil erosion and the formation of massive dust storms that choked the land, and livestock.

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The Dust bowl had a big impact on many family's because it forced many of the family's out of their homes and eventually making them abandon them leaving them with no home or shelter so they were always on the move looking for shelter.

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We addressed the Dust Bowl through the U.S government through new deal programs which was the Soil Conservation Service for farming technique reform, the CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) for environmental restoration to plant vast numbers of trees.

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Why was the Dust Bowl important in are history?

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Why was the Dust Bowl important in are history?

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Well the Dust bowl is important in our history because it served as a profound lesson on the importance of controlling the land management, which lead to the U.S government reforms

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How did this event change humans view of the environment?

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How did this event change humans view of the environment?

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The Dust Bowl fundamentally shifted humans environmental perspective from one of dominion over nature to recognize the power and stuff that nature can do also with the need for sustainable land management

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The Dust Bowl crisis was addressed through a combination of government reforms like planting more trees through the lands and improved farming practices so we can sustain land management.

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By 1940, more than 2.5 million people had fled from their homes of Texas and Oklahoma and nearly 10 percent of those people moved to California.

The Dust Bowl of the 1930s lasted about a decade which means for nearly ten years people were fleeing and always running from the Dust Bowl.

The drought and erosion of the Dust Bowl affected 100,000,000 which is like approximately 75 million football fields!.