5 List three pieces of evidence that support the idea that the Dust Bowl was the worst hard time 6 Did most people leave the Southern Plains during the Dust Bowl years

Dust Bowl Mini-ODocument AThe story of the southern plains in the 1930 s is essentially about dust Stems when the carth ran amok And net once ar thilec but ove wind over for the better part of a decade day after day year after year of sand rattling against the windlow of fine powder caking ones lips of meringtime turned to despairIn the memory of older plains residents the blackest year was 1935 On 15 March Benver reported that a serious dust stom was specding eastward Kansans ignored the radio wamings went about their business as usual and later wondered what had hit them Smalltown printer Nate White was at the picture show when the dust reached Smith Center as he walked out the exit it was as if someone had put a blindfold over his eyes he bumped into telephone potesskinned his shins on boxes and cams in the alleyway fell to his hands and knees and crawled along the curbing to a dim houself thtLivestock and wildtife did not have even erude defenses In a rising sand storm wrote Margaret Bourke-White caltie quickty become blinded They run around in circles unfil they fall and breathe so much dust that they die Autopsies show their lungs caked with dust and mudAvis Carlson told what it was like at night A trip to water to rinse the grit from our lips And then back to bed with washcloths over our noses We try to lie still because every turn stin the dust on the blankets After a while if we are good sleepers we forgetDocument Analysisa first-hand account of What it was like to 1 Does this document contrin primary source material Explain2 What does the author mean when he says the earth ran amok3 What problem was shared by both people and cattle4 Does this document do a better job of describing dust storm conditions or explaining causes behind the dust storm problem5 In a short essay entitled What Caused the Dust Bowl how might you use this document

The artist Nicholas Poussin depicted the so-called Philistine Plague from the Old Testament after surviving an outbreak of bubonic plague himself during the Renaissance period in Italy (ie about 1500 years after the time of the Philistine Plague) While there is no scientific evidence that the Philistine plague was an outbreak of bubonic plague what is the main evidence that Poussin was depicting the bubonic plague in the paintingGroup of answer choicesBubos on dead and dying people in the paintingDeath of parents but not their children in the paintingRats in various parts of the paintingThe Ark of the Covenant displayed prominently in the painting

Dust orbiting distant stars may be evidence that planets have formed around the star If the dust is brightest at the far infrared wavelength of 109000 nm what is the temperature of the dust in K

8 The Dust Bowl experiences of the Oklahoma farmers during the Great Depression demonstrated the A effect of geography on peoples lives B success of government farm subsidies C limitation of civil liberties during times of crisis D result of the Indian Removal Act