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An apocalypse of severe storms that damaged the agriculture and economy of Canadian and American prairies. Started in 1930 and ended 1936,  the worst year of all was 1935. Severe drought, the soil reduced to dust and eroded, lots of vegetation lost.

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Clouds of dust darkened the sky, often called   “Black Blizzards”. The dust would drift like snow, people usually cleared it with shovels. Strong winds and dry land on and on for acres. 

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This painting shows how dark everything was. Dark clouds of dust covered the whole sky. Some places ruined, covered. Lots of vegetation is gone.

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This poem is talking about the year before it all ended. No matter how bad things were, they had each other. They had hope for the day they would see the weather change, for the crops to grow, for being outside to play.

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This graph shows how bad the storm gradually grows. Started off with a high percentage of crops gone. Years pass and it hits more states, the storms are bigger. Temperature was up and down regardless of the year. Last couple of years, temperature starts rising, storm starts decreasing. 

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This cartoon shows how dry the entire US was. No water, all dry land, no ideas.