Manitoba, Canada is located in the interior of Canada and is part of the Prairie or Plans region.
Manitoba, Canada
The surge of homesteading in Canada in the 19th century was propelled by the Dominion Lands Policy of 1872.
Homesteading in 19th Century Canada
Between 1889-1906, once treaties with the American Indians and federal legislation were firmed, land for settlement in Oklahoma opened up and very quickly became agriculturally focused.
Oklahoma Prairie
A severe drought beginning in the early 1930s and continuing through the early 1940s in some parts of Oklahoma exacerbated the problem of wind erosion of topsoil, resulting in severe dust storms and soil depletion.
1930s Dustbowl
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Oklahoma Accent
Between 1889-1906, once treaties with the American Indians and federal legislation were firmed, land for settlement in Oklahoma opened up and very quickly became agriculturally focused.
Oklahoma Prairie
A severe drought beginning in the early 1930s and continuing through the early 1940s in some parts of Oklahoma exacerbated the problem of wind erosion of topsoil, resulting in severe dust storms and soil depletion.
1930s Dustbowl
Once home to the only independently operated sugar factory in the United States, Sugar City was incorporated in 1891.