What event worsened the plight of farmers in the 1930s? A. The Dust Bowl
B. Strict agricultural regulations
C. Natural disasters in the west
D. Severe flooding

A

Explanation:

With the great depression beginning, farmers in the 30s experienced the dust bowl. Severe drought and farmers using bad techniques for their soil caused massive dust storms destroying any crops they might have and damaging their homes

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