Lowering the land. The Dust Bowl affected Iowa by blowing strong gust towards West/Central Iowa. It caused food shortages and caused many farmers to abandon their homes and head to the west. They could not eat because there was so much dirt in the food. People were wasting their money on food when they wouldn't even eat it. They had to kill jackrabbits by capturing them in a fence and people would hop over, kill them, and then eat them afterwards. If you would like to read a fascinating book about the Dust Bowl era, try The Worst Hard Time: The Untold Story of <span>Those Who Survived the Great American Dust Bowl. It read like a novel but is sadly true.
Well what decade do you want to focus on? And what country/place are the immigrants going to? Are we talking immigration into the US for a single decade? Including slavery ? Would the people forced into the country still be considered immigrants
I believe the answer is: <span>in-group identification is a source pride and self-esteem.
in-group identification would make most people develop the feeling of being accepted and acknowledge by other members of the group. This would tend to increase their pride and self-esteem and make them able to develop a sense of belonging.</span>
