How are speculation, climate, and
natural disaster related to florida's
land boom in the 1920s?

Explanation:

The Everglades were being drained, creating new dry land. Finally, World War I cut off the rich from their seasons on the French Riviera, so a part of the U.S. with a Mediterranean climate had a lot of possibilities. The economic prosperity of the 1920s set the conditions for a real estate bubble in Florida.

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