people looking for farm work during the great depression often moved to\nthe dust bowl.\ncommercial…
people looking for farm work during the great depression often moved to\nthe dust bowl.\ncommercial farms.\ncalifornia.\noklahoma.
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Brief Explanations:
During the Great Depression, many people seeking farm work migrated to California. The Dust Bowl (a region including parts of Oklahoma) was an area of environmental disaster, not a destination for farm - work seekers. Commercial farms are a type of farm, not a specific location. Oklahoma was part of the affected Dust Bowl area. California had a reputation for agricultural opportunities, and many migrants, often called "Okies" (though not all were from Oklahoma), went there in search of work.
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California.