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Liverpool, Reino Unido December 08, 1980 primeros acordes en un
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DUST BOWL : A DISASTER 1930s
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The Dust Bowl 1930s
-Was the name given to
the Great Plains region
devastated by drought
in 1930s depressionridden America. The
150,000-square-mile
area, encompassing the
Oklahoma and Texas
panhandles and neighboring sections of Kansas, Colorado, and New
Mexico, has little rainfall, light soil, and high
winds, a potentially destructive combination.
When drought struck
from 1934 to 1937, the
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Topics
Dust Bowl Ecological Disaster 1930s
early twentieth centuries,
driven by the American
agricultural ethos of expansion and a sense of
autonomy from nature,
aggressively
exploited
the land and set up the
region for ecological
disaster. Most early settlers used the land for
livestock grazing until
agricultural mechanization combined with high
grain prices during World
War I enticed farmers to
ies, especially in the Far plow up millions of acres
West. Ranchers and farm- of natural grass cover to
ers in the nineteenth and plant wheat. In response,
soil lacked the stronger
root system of grass as
an anchor, so the winds
easily picked up the loose
topsoil and swirled it into
dense dust clouds, called
“black blizzards.” Recurrent dust storms wreaked
havoc, choking cattle and
pasture lands and driving
60 percent of the population from the region.
Most of these “exodusters” went to agricultural
the federal government
mobilized several New
Deal agencies, principally the Soil Conservation Service formed in
1935, to promote farm
rehabilitation. Working
on the local level, the
government instructed
farmers to plant trees
and grass to anchor the
soil, to plow and terrace
in contour patterns to
hold rainwater, and to allow portions of farmland
to lie fallow so the soil
could regenerate. Errors
repeated during War II.
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PRESIDENT ABE LINCOLN IS SHOT DEAD! 1865
EL ASESINATO
ABE LINCOLN
14 DE ABRIL 1865
“The
philosophy
of the school
room in one
generation
will be the
philosophy of
government
in the next.”
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El Asesinato de Abraham Lincoln
14 de Abril de 1865 -Alrededor de las 22:25
en Washington D. C., cuando la Guerra civil esinicialmente al disparo, las heridas recibidas eran
Norte, Robert E. Lee, rindiera sus tropas al general
coln fue el primer presidente de Estados Unidos en
ser asesinado,1 ya que treinta años antes, en 1835,
Jackson.
El atentado fue planeado y llevado a cabo por el
actor y simpatizante de la causa confederada John
mayor destinada a reunir las tropas confederadas restantes para que siguieran luchando. Booth
dente Andrew Johnson. Con este triple asesinato,
Booth esperaba crear el caos y derrocar el gobierno
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The Assassination of
Abraham Lincoln
April 14, 1865 -Abraham
Lincoln was shot on Good
Friday, April 14, 1865,
while attending the play,
Our American Cousin,
at Ford’s Theatre as the
American Civil War was
drawing to a close. The
assassination
occurred
and Lincoln had himself
been the subject of an earlier assassination attempt
by an unknown assailant
in August 1864. The assassination of Lincoln
was planned and carried
out by the well-known
stage actor John Wilkes
Booth, as part of a larger conspiracy in a bid to
revive the Confederate
mander of the Confeder- cause. Booth’s three coconspirators were Lewis
ginia, General Robert E.
Lee, surrendered to Lieu- old, who were assigned
tenant General Ulysses to kill Secretary of State
S. Grant and the Union
Army of the Potomac. George Atzerodt who was
American president to be
assassinated. An unsuccessful attempt had been
made on Andrew Jackson
30 years before in 1835, -
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hoped to sever the continuity of the United States
government. Lincoln was
shot while watching the
play Our American Cousdent Andrew Johnson. By in with his wife Mary
simultaneously eliminat- Todd Lincoln at Ford’s
ing the top three people in Theatre in Washington,
the administration, Booth
and his co-conspirators - next morning. The rest of
the conspirators’ plot
failed; Powell only managed to wound Seward,
while Atzerodt, Johnson’s
would-be assassin, lost
The funeral and burial of
Abraham Lincoln was a
period of national mourning and profound change.