41 Written Response: Choose one item and write a paragraph in response. Compose complete sentences that illustrate proper grammar and spelling. Identify the letter of the item you're responding to. Your teacher will grade your response to ensure you receive proper credit for your answer.

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41 Written Response: Choose one item and write a paragraph in response. Compose complete sentences that illustrate proper grammar and spelling. Identify the letter of the item you're responding to. Your teacher will grade your response to ensure you receive proper credit for your answer.

a One can identify the Five Themes of Geography" as "Location," "Place," "Interactions" Movement," and "Regions

What conclusions can you draw about how the environment affects people and how people affect The environment? Use examples from Kansas geography and history to support your conclusions

b. The quolation below is from a letter written in 1879 by Kansas Govemor John P St. John

"Any colored man who is honest and industrious and who can come with a very small capital to sustain bin for a short time until he can get a start can do well The life and property of the colored man is just as safe here as is the life and property of a white man. The advantages for educating his children are equal to those extended to white children

Based on the quotation and your knowledge of Kansas history write a paragraph to persuade Alcan Amencan tamies to leave the South and move to Kansas

The flowchart below shows changes in farming practices in Kansas after the Dust Bowl

Farming Practices

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The changes in farming practices in Kansas after the Dust Bowl were significant and necessary in order to prevent such a devastating event from happening again. Farmers began implementing conservation practices such as no-till farming and crop rotation to help prevent soil erosion. Government programs such as the Conservation Reserve Program also played a role in promoting sustainable farming practices. These changes not only helped to improve the health of the soil, but also increased crop yields and overall agricultural productivity in Kansas. The lessons learned from the Dust Bowl continue to influence farming practices in Kansas and serve as a reminder of the importance of sustainable agriculture.