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Was there a tornado or a cyclone in the wizrd of oz?
A tornado in Kansas.
What is the purpose of writing the book The Wizard of OZ?
To represent the Populist Movement.
What was the ratio that the populist party wanted to use for silver and gold?
16 oz of silver: 1 oz of gold
What is the future job of Maplestory?
mechanical pirate ,wild hunter, something wizrd
How to relate customary and metric units?
18 fl oz=
How many tablespoons are in 1.75 oz's?
Of what? You can't universally relate weight to volume .
Can wizards be animals?
They can only turn into an animal if they are an animagus, which is a rarity in the wizrd world. Animals cannot be wizards though.
How does the work of L Frank Baum compare to the Populist movement?
There is no comparison between the work of Lyman Frank Baum (May 15, 1856 - May 6, 1919) and the Populist movement.Specifically, the Populism was a political movement in the nineteenth century. By the time that the author and Oz series originator wrote his book, Populism had dissipated as a political force. Populist interpretations can be given to "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," but not because of any verbal or written interpretation left by the writer. Great literature acts to cooperate with interpretations and meanings far beyond those of the creator, and such is the case here.
What party is the populist party similar to?
There are a few populist that is similar to political platforms. The main populist would be farmers.
What has the author Alex Mathews Arnett written?
Alex Mathews Arnett has written: 'The Populist movement in Georgia' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Populist Party, Populist Party (Ga.), Populist party. Georgia, Populist Party (Georgia)
Who promoted populist?
populist ideas where prompted by willa carther.
Who is author of The Wizard of Oz?
The wizard of Oz was written by Lyman Frank Baum who was a populist newspaper editor. He wrote the Wizard of Oz in 1900 as a symbol of the failed populist movement of the late 1880s and 1890s.
