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1.

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When wind and dry soil meet, dust sweeps across the land. This combination happened on a (a)   scale during the 1930s in the United States. From 1931 to 1939 little or no rain fell across the Great Plains. The Dust and erosion created a "Dust Bowl" across more than 50 million acres of farmland in states that included New Mexico, Kansas, Texas, and Oklahoma. MASS

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With no rain, little soil, and (a)   air, farmers started losing their crops and money. There was nothing they could do.DUST

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This is why they felt absolutely (a)   . To escape the dust storms, which became known as "black blizzards", many of them moved from the Great Plains to farms in California. It is estimated that 2.5 million people left the Great Plains during this period.HELP

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They hoped to begin again, but most found poor living conditions and little aid. Many cities tried to keep them out; few people and (a)   helped them resettle. ORGANISE

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The displaced had nowhere to turn and couldn't go back. It was obvious that the federal (a)   had to step in and assist the millions of people devastated by the Dust Bowl, as well as repair the unprecedented environmental problems. GOVERN

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People have been trying to predict the weather for thousands of years. In ancient times, they closely observed and remembered changes in clouds, wind and temperature that occurred just before (a)   weather events like hailstorms or floods.USUAL

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Today, forecasting the weather combines data collection with the old skill of pattern recognition. (a)   called meteorologists collect data using all sorts of tools and gadgets.SCIENCE

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