How did the drought in 1929 affect farmers Alberta?

- Hot, dry winds in the summer months scorched crops.

- Farmers were left with little to no harvest, creating widespread hunger and poverty.

- Many farmers were forced to abandon their homesteads and move to the cities in search of work.

- The drought also caused significant environmental damage, leading to soil erosion and the destruction of natural habitats.

- The economic impact of the drought was felt across Alberta, with businesses closing and unemployment rising.

- The drought also led to political unrest, with farmers protesting government policies and demanding financial aid.