In the 1930s, about 200,000 “Dust Bowl refugees” left their dry, lifeless farms in the South and Midwest and moved to California in search of A farm work. B job training. C free food and shelter. D the chance to mine gold.
this is what was mainly needed in that time course mining for gold was not 100 percent insured that they would find gold and job training there were not many jobs at the time they were full.
