How does the section “A Hopeful Time” contradict the next section “Dreams Turned to Dust?” by Helaina Bossolono

zachary

2024-01-25 14:50:25 UTC

in a hopeful time everything seemed great their crops were growing and their farms were flourishing and their was plenty of rain.in dreams turned to dust they talked about how they were going through the great depression and then their was a drought.their crops were dying and their soil was dried up.so everything went from good to bad.

Amelia,Jaxson and bri

2024-01-25 14:51:05 UTC

In hopeful time crops were growing and the town was flourishing things were going great.But in dreams turn to dust people were in the great depression many people lost their jobs and could not earn money, people also were in the drought in 1932 and plants and crops began to wither away.

Nathan,Charlotte,Keagan,Karter

2024-01-25 14:53:07 UTC

A hopeful time leads up to dreams turned to dust because,In a hopeful time everything is going great,farms are flourishing,plates are filled with food but,happy homes everywhere.But then it all goes downhill and the Great Depression comes everybody is running out of money then some people start to quit and leave.Then things get even worse a drought happens and they skies stay blue and no rain so farms start growing many people leave but the people who stayed behind sat there and hopped for the best

Charlie, Belle, and Madison contradictions

2024-01-25 14:53:22 UTC

For a hopeful time section, everything was going out great, rain was plentiful and famiies were happy. Catherine was born at that time, crops grew quickly and food was in stock. Towns, stores, and churches sprouted.

But in the next section "Dreams turned to dust", the Great Depression striked America, people lost their jobs and salaries are spiking down. The drought occured withering the crops, that means the farmers can't get food. Later the soil dried up and caused many dust storms that could kill a family in a matter of seconds.

Jacob

2024-01-25 14:53:34 UTC

a hopeful time mostly talks about Catherine and her family and her dad how he grows crops to feed his family. In dreams turned to dust it talks about the great depression and a drought and farmers can't grow their crops and they grow their crops they can't feed their family's.

Pablo,Daila,Mariangel,London,Sophie

2024-01-25 14:53:48 UTC

In a hopeful time everything seemed great there crops were growing they had wealth but in dreams turned to dust everthing went down people lost wealth crops withered up and died and that caused farmers to loose the farms and houses

Kaelynn,Jessie,Eric,Carlos

2024-01-25 14:54:24 UTC

In "Dreams turned to dust" they realized it was a bad idea to rip up the prairie grass and it caused them to have mini dust storms and since they pulled up the prairie grass their crops withered away and and left extra soil on the ground. In "A hopeful time" they thought that everything was going well and that their towns were growing an growing and they didn't realize later they would have to face bigger problems.