Farm Labors of the 1930's and 40's
Migratory Workers
Migratory Experiance
Vocab of Great Depression
Dust Bowl
100
1930's-1940's
What is farm labors
100
the amount of migrant workers in the united states during 1937
What is 200,00-350,00
100
The year that the dust storm dried up and blew away the crops
What is 1932
100
Depression
What is the time when industries do not grow and many people are out of work
100
People did what to cause the dust bowl
What is plowed away the fields
200
The organization that stands for agriculture workers industrial unions
What is AWUI
200
the amount of workers for each job in California during 1933
What is 2.36
200
so many of the refugees pin their hope for a better life in California
What is allowed for long growing season
200
Bonus Army
What is president Hoover had troops drive this group out of Washinton D.C.
200
The dust bowl took place in what 5 states
What is texas, new mexico, oklahoma, colorado, and nebraska
300
$1 less than wanted by strikers and 25% more than growers wanted to offer
What is the appointed pay of .75 per hundred pound
300
mexican's migrated to California
What is for better work and a better life
300
hydroelectric dam
What is the type of dam constructed to provide electricity to Tennesse region
300
a decade
What is how long the dust bowl lasted
400
1931
What is migrants arriving at 1,200 to 1,500 a day
400
migrant worker free time what would they do
What is engage in recreational activities singing and making music
400
pension
What is social security provided this to workers after they have retired
400
could no longer farm and survive with the resources and dust they had
What is the cause of so many people moving
500
The arrest and sometimes loan of migrants to farmers to pay off debt
What is the vagrancy law of 1933-1937
500
what were there ethnicity of the migrant worker =?????
What is mexicans chinese and phillipeans
500
shanytowns
What is communities of makeshift shacks on public lands
500
people got sick and had to move
What is the ways the dust bowl affected people
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