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2.Please define what a prairie is and identify two hardships that the prairie settlers were forced to endure if they wanted to make this region of the United States home?

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A prairie is a characteristic biome of the western part of the Appalachians of the United States that represented a difficulty for the settlers due to its extreme climatic conditions.

A prairie is a biome characterized by:

  • Have grasslands
  • The temperate, semi-arid, and humid climate
  • Have a warm season and a markedly cold one in winter

  1. Great Plains of North America

The Great Plains of the United States is a high and wide plateau that extends east of the Rocky Mountains, in the American continent.

Since the British colonization of the United States, several colonists wanted to settle there. However, the arid and dry climate of the region dificult it.

On the other hand, in this area periodically (about every 25 years), there are drought events and strong winds and large amounts of dust can cause dust storms that are quite harmful to crops and establishments.

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