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What are Steinbeck's first reaction upon entering the badlands?
I think it was This is one of the few places I have ever seen where the night was friendlier than the day. And I can easily see how people are driven back to the Bad Lands.
Who discovered the Badlands?
The Sioux were the first to discover the Badlands. South Dakota U.S. Senator Peter Norbeck and local homesteader Ben Millard worked to make it become a national monument.
Who discovered badlands?
The Sioux were the first to discover the Badlands. South Dakota U.S. Senator Peter Norbeck and local homesteader Ben Millard worked to make it become a national monument.
Who speaks first when the person entering lives there?
should the person entering the house speak first when entering if they live there
Who was John Steinbecks first wife?
John Steinbeck's first wife was Carol Henning, whom he married in 1930. However, the marriage ended in divorce in 1943.
How did badland get their name?
The first people that came said it was bad for growing, so it made the name badlands.
Where was the first fossil in Alberta found?
It was found near the Badlands in Drumheller.
What does light touch first when entering a camera?
The lens are the first thing that light touches when entering the camera.
What are the reactions of the first stage of photosynthesis?
light dependant reactions
Who should speak first the person entering the room or the person already in the room?
I would think the person entering the room should be the first to speak. It can also depend on the gender, and ag of persons involved. Out of respect, the elderly should be spoken to first regardless of whether they are in the room or entering. If you are entering the home of someone, you should be the first to speak.
What was John Steinbecks second novel?
To A God Unknown (1933)
Why did they call badland badlands?
The Sioux Lakota Native Americans were the first to call the area known today as Badlands National Park in South Dakota, "mako sica" or "land bad." Extreme temperatures, lack of water, and the exposed rugged terrain led to this name. In the early 1900′s, French-Canadian fur trappers called it "les mauvais terres pour traverse," or "bad lands to travel through." Today, the term badlands has a more geologic definition. Badlands form when soft sedimentary rock is extensively eroded in a dry climate. The area's typical scenery of sharp spires, gullies, and ridges is a premier example of badlands topography.
