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Great Plains Vocabulary
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Great Plains vocabulary definitions
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demand
no longer existing or living
the market's desire for a specific product
extending or going across a large land mass
a preconceived negative idea about someone
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prejudice
the quantity of good available for sale
the farthest end of tracks on a railroad
a preconceived negative idea about someone
extending or going across a large land mass
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drought
settlers who had to break through tough sod
normal living environment
to conform or adapt to the ways of a group
long time span without rain
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barbed wire
land belonging to Native Americans
<p>quantity of goods available for sale</p>
wire with a sharp pointed wire twisted around it
a rural residential compound
5
reservation
land belonging to Native Americans
long time span without rain
to conform or adapt to the ways and customs of a group
the farthest end of tracks on a railroad
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supply
the quantity of goods available for sale
settlers who had to break through tough prairie sod to farm
<p>a rural residential compound</p>
long time span without water
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homestead
a preconceived negative idea about someone
term for former slaves who emigrated to America's plains
a rural residential compound
land belonging to Native Americans
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Exodusters
a rural residential compound
normal living environment of a plant or animal
term for slaves who emigrated to America's plains
the quantity of goods available for sale
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assimilate
long time span without rain
<p>wire with a sharp pointed wire around it</p>
region where wind eroded topsoil
to conform or adapt to the ways of a group
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railhead
the farthest end of tracks
wire with sharp pointed wire twisted around it
normal living environment of a plant or animal
the region where wind eroded topsoil during the drought
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sodbusters
wire with sharp pointed wire twisted around it
the region where wind eroded the topsoil
the market's desire for a specific product
settlers who had to break through tough prairie sod to farm
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habitat
long time span without water
normal living environment of a plant or animal
the market's desire for a specific product
to conform or adapt to the ways and customs of a group
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dust bowl
region where wind eroded topsoil
no longer existing or living
land belonging to Native Americans
term for former slaves who emigrated to Great Plains
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extinct
term for former slaves who emigrated to America's plains
extending or going across a large land mass
no longer existing or living
land belonging to Native Americans
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transcontinental
no longer existing or living
a preconceived negative idea about someone
extending or going across a large land mass
settlers who had to break through tough praire sod to farm