Surviving the Dust Bowl
In
the
1930s,
a
young
boy
named
Henry
lived
with
his
family
on
a
farm
in
Oklahoma.
The
Dust
Bowl
turned
their
once-fertile
land
into
a
barren
wasteland.
Henry’s
father
tried
to
keep
the
farm
running,
but
the
relentless
dust
storms
made
it
impossible.
The
family
decided
to
leave
for
California,
joining
thousands
of
other
“Okies”
searching
for
work
and
a
new
life.
Along
the
way,
they
faced
hardships,
prejudice,
and
uncertainty.
However,
Henry’s
resilience
and
hope
for
the
future
helped
him
adapt
to
his
new
life.
Years
later,
he
became
a
successful
engineer,
inspired
by
the
struggles
his
family
endured.
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