Which led to the dust storms of the 1930s? a: the consolidation of small farms b: the removal of grass c: the creation of cattle ranches d: the use of dry farming

The correct answer is B) the removal of grass.

What led to the dust storms of the 1930s was the removal of grass.

The Southern Plains of the United States were affected by heavy drought in the 1930s. Crops failed in the region due to a lack of rain and bad weather conditions. Dust winds affected people and killed animals.  The economy of the region was affected and conditions got worse due to the Great Depression. People had to abandon their farms and move to the west, trying to find better living conditions.

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