... one. The inability to grow and sell crops unabled the farmers to pay their loans, leading to their displacement. Nature had played a dirty trick on the land workers who were now paying with their homes, health, and lives. The drought in the 1930's played an important role in the devastation ... resilience, and humility. Those who remained in the drought regions were forced to endure severe dust storms and their health effects, diminished incomes, animal infestations, and the physical and emotional stress over their uncertain futures. For those who stayed life was harsh, to cope with -and ...

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... were not bothered by the weather, and so they began wearing animal skins to cover their bodies. They were simply wrapped around the body like large capes with no fastenings or sleeves. Later, people began to farm and raise varieties of animals to use for food, labor, and ... infantilism. Dresses were much like child-like, sometimes even doll-likes. " fashions once reserved for kindergarteners have overtaken all levels of society: pull-on stretchy pants, comfy sweatshirts with hood, sneakers that close with Velcro tabs, sill little baseball hats ( 60s Changed Fashion Forever). Jackie Kenn...

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