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    KACV Dust Bowl U.S History Lesson Grades 4th/7th Lesson Title: The Whirlwind of the Dust Bowl Lesson Synopsis: Students will work through a variety of stations to learn about the causes of the Dust Bowl and how Texans were affected by this disaster. Students will then become part of the FAP‚ the Federal Arts Project and create a large mural depicting images of the Dust Bowl. Their mural should reflect the causes‚ effects on Americans and how the United States Government helped out the

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    Africa because of the total war zones these areas have become. This is similar to what some Americans living in the 1930s experienced as a result of the Dust Bowl. During the Dust Bowl‚ the dirt from the overplowed farms would create large‚ overpowering clouds of black dust. About one third of the entire population of those affected by the Dust Bowl migrated to flee the horrors they were encountering (“The Drought”). Unfortunately for both of these groups migration did not necessarily solve all of

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    The great depression relates to the Roll of thunder hear my cry book in many ways. The Logan’s lived during part of the great depression and also were very affected by it. In Roll of thunder hear my cry it talks a lot about them being in rough times with money and taxes. Papa and Mama worked really hard to pay taxes and then when Mama lost her job they were in a really bad spot. They barely could afford it when they both were working. Nearly 50% of the children did not have good food‚ shelter

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    book isn t theoretical. It isn t a survey of what s happened in other countries. It s about the Dust Bowl in the 1930s. It s about what happens‚ right here in the heart of America‚ when the land is misused‚ mistreated‚ and turns on those who depend on it. Centered in the panhandle of Oklahoma and extending south into the panhandle of Texas‚ north into half of Kansas and a quadrant of Colorado‚ the Dust Bowl despoiled 100 million acres. For thousands of years this land had been well suited for grass

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    New Mexico‚ and Colorado during the major drought in the 1930’s. The disaster‚ known as the Dust Bowl‚ is largely regarded as a human caused problem. Egan‚ who is a national correspondent on environmental issues for the New York Times‚ expertly incorporates historical facts from the time with real accounts from those who stayed. Although Egan sees farming as the direct cause of the drought‚ winds‚ and dust‚ he portrays his characters as hardy entrepreneurs who were duped onto unsustainable

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    There were many things that triggered the events that happened and caused the great depression. These events were the dust bowl‚ the stock market crashing‚ and bank failures. The new deal is one defining moment in the great depression because of the fact that it got the United States out of the depression. These four defining moments changed the United States for ever. When the dust bowl happened back in the great depression it was a disaster. People were not growing crops because there was not enough

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    that could handle the wheat harvesting that taking place. Migrants farm workers earned little money along with food and basic accommodation. At the same time as the great depression‚ there was six years without rain which caused the ‘dust bowl’. Because of the dust bowl‚ the farmers in Oklahoma‚ New Mexico and Kansas had no choices but to sell or forfeit their farms to banks and migrate to fertile lands. Migrant farm workers lived from job to job just like the main characters in the novella‚ Of Mice

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    The sweat and revenue immigrants bring into America is fruitless when the Xenophobia mindset forbids Americans from moving forward and accepting fruitful foreigners. We saw this embedded in the minds of the locals and the police in John Steinbeck’s ‚ The grapes of wrath and now in Donald Trump’s ‘Make America again’. This campaign includes plans like building a wall along the mexican-american border‚ extreme vetting‚ and closing the doors on all syrian refugees. This is a contemporary twist to how

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    Changes During the 1900's

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    Throughout the 1900’s great and monumental changes were made in our country. Changes the Like Fair Labors Act of 1938‚ the Dyer Anti Lynching bill‚ and Women’s Suffrage all took place in at this time. The 1900’s also brought in Muckraking‚ the Dust Bowl‚ the Great Depression‚ and the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. The mid 1900s gave way to crime and gangs a problem that we still have today. Satchmo and Louis Armstrong along with Duke Ellington‚ And Frank Sinatra are all products of the 1900’s. All

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    he had worked on the same group of people during the same period of time‚ he had shown the struggles they faced from different perspectives. In “The Grapes of Wrath” he showed how a migrating family struggled during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl years. While in “Of Mice and Men” he illustrated the average daily life of a single migrating worker. The scarce of jobs made life harder for both kinds of people. But it was a greater deal of problem for the migrating families than the individual

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