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Families migrate internationally less than young adults

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Families migrate internationally less than young adults

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This law holds true, because most everyone only migrated internally, though they did move fairly far for consisting of primarily families.

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Urban residents migrate less than rural residents

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Urban residents migrate less than rural residents

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This law holds true, because the migrants were overwhelmingly poor rural farmers

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This law holds true for the most part, because many ended up in the cities, but also the migrants were generally looked down upon and relegated to camps outside of settlements.

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A majority of migrations are short distance

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A majority of migrations are short distance

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This law holds true, because many people in these states simply moved counties to less severely affected areas in their own state, though many also moved states entirely.

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Every migration flow generates a return/countermigration

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Every migration flow generates a return/countermigration

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This law holds true for this migration, as some of the migrants returned to the Great Plains after the Dust Bowl subsided

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This forced migration was of many people from states like Kansas, Texas, and especially Oklahoma fleeing the Dust Bowl, an area in the Great Plains which was affected by severe drought and wind erosion. They generally went west to California with the intent of becoming farmers or picking fruit for work.

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Many of the migrants exemplified step migration, because when they reached California they often got jobs for a couple of days before having to move on

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History Brief: Okies During the Great Depression

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History Brief: Okies During the Great Depression

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Many people who migrated from the Dust Bowl during this period were pulled to California because its mild climate and diverse crops appealed to the farmers.

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Generally, people involved in this migration tended to stay within the US and move to more western states rather than move internationally.

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The people affected by the Dust Bowl who migrated can be described as being internally displaced because, while fleeing regional conditions they tended to stay within the US

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The Dust Bowl Migration can be described as forced migration because the people were essentially fleeing dangerous and bad farming conditions in the Great Plains so they could survive.

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Push factors are very relevant to the Dust Bowl Migration because the people migrating were fleeing untenable farming conditions and having their mortgages foreclosed in some cases.