Which of the following is NOT considered a cause of the Dust Bowl?

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The following cause that is not considered in the formation of a Dust Bowl is the lack of farmers in Oklahoma. The answer is letter B. in fact, the number of farmers increases due to the high grain prices of Worl War I that encourages farmers to plow millions of acres of natural grass to plant wheat.

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