What natural disaster struck georgia's cotton growers during the 1920s

The boll weevil destroyed Georgia's cotton industry as production fell off precipitously, falling by more than a quarter in less than a decade. The problems caused by the boll weevil were exacerbated by a severe drought which struck the southern and midwestern United States in the 1920s.

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