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Refer to the passage.
"Contrary to many published reports, a good many people had left this country either temporarily or permanently before any rains came. And they were not merely âdrifters,â as is frequently alleged. In May a friend in the southwestern county of Kansas voluntarily sent me a list of the people who had already left their immediate neighborhood or were packed up and ready to go. The list included 109 persons in 26 families, substantial people, most of whom had been in that locality over ten years, and some as long as forty years. In these families there had been two deaths from dust pneumonia. Others in the neighborhood were ill at that time. Fewer actual residents have left our neighborhood, but on a sixty mile trip yesterday to procure tract repairs we saw many pitiful reminder of broken hopes and apparently wasted effort. Little abandoned homes where people had drilled deep wells for the precious water, had set trees and vines built reservoirs, and fenced in gardensâwith everything now walled in half buried by banks of drifted soil, told a painful story of loss and disappointment.â
Excerpt from a June 30, 1935, letter from Caroline Henderson of Eva, Oklahoma, published in the Atlantic, May 1936
In which of the following ways did the environmental challenge depicted in the passage most influence the economic conditions of the 1930s for affected American populations?
- It exacerbated deindustrialization and the depopulation of older urban areas.
- It was the primary driving force behind the movement of textile mills overseas.
- It encouraged economic isolationism and the implementation of tariffs.
- It increased unemployment and created a generation of transient workers.
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Refer to the passage.
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