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Out of the Dust Study Guide

The setting of any novel includes the place where events occur. In Out of the Dust, the events take place in a small farming community in Oklahoma during a period of severe drought and massive dust storms. Many poems in the book are designed to help readers imagine and understand what it was like to live through that time.

In the space below, write some lines or descriptions from the book that you found particularly vivid and easy to visualize.



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Final answer:

The Dust Bowl's impact on Oklahoma and the setting in 'Out of the Dust'.


Explanation:

The Dust Bowl occurred between 1933 and 1939 in Oklahoma and other southwestern U.S. states. Plowing had exposed prairie soil. Drought turned the soil to dust. Intense dust storms blew away vast quantities of the soil.

John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath describes a family's flight from the Dust Bowl to California during the severe drought and dust storms.

The setting in the novel 'Out of the Dust' allows readers to visualize the small farming community in Oklahoma experiencing severe drought and huge dust storms.


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