Why did population patterns change so often during the depression?
1.Families moved often in search of work.
2.Families moved west in hopes of finding gold.
3.A large number of immigrants moved to the United States.
4.Blacks returned to the South as workers were laid off in the North.
1.Families moved often in search of work.
The Great Depression affected different regions and industries in different ways, leading to fluctuations in population patterns as families sought opportunities for employment. As industries declined or collapsed, many workers were forced to move to other areas or states in search of work. This led to frequent changes in population patterns as people moved to where there were job opportunities, leading to shifts in population density and demographics in various regions.