Which is a result of significant population growth on the great plains between 1880 and 1930? more and more land was cleared for farming during this time. there were many years of drought during this time. dust storms blew away topsoil during this time. many farmers moved to california during this time.

The correct answer is - More and more land was cleared for farming during this time.

The Great Plains were seen as a suitable place for the development of the agriculture, and since the land was given extremely cheaply, lot of people rushed into this part of the United States.

The migration of lot of people in the region, and the region also becoming the main farming area in the country, resulted into a big increase in the population of the Great Plains region.

Nowadays, the once vast grasslands that the Great Plains were, are almost entirely wiped out, and almost all of the region is converted into farmlands.

the answer is b for brother

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