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| DISCUSSION PROMPTS for Chapter 19: · A metaphor used early in this chapter posits the California landowners as Romans. Using your historical knowledge, what are the implications of this metaphor? · Why is a fallow field a sin? · What are the "three cries of history"? Where else, historically, do you see these insights ring true? · Why is it notable that the owners are the ones with "access" to history? What are the implications here? Related Web Sites: HOOVERVILLES - From MSN's Encarta multimedia. Photos as well as sound and film clips about the events of the Depression and the 1930's "Hoovervilles." Hoovervilles - Brief article with links from U-S-History.com Jimson Weed - "What is Jimson Weed?" from Erlanger's E-Health.com  |
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