Disambiguation evidence for Black Sunday via surface form

"Black Sunday (dust storm)"


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Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Black Sunday (dust storm)".

Predicate Object
alsoKnownAs Dust Bowl
surface form: Black Sunday dust storm
chronologicallyWithin 1930s
chronologicallyWithin Great Depression
describedBySource contemporary newspaper reports
describedBySource eyewitness accounts
describedBySource oral histories
describedBySource photographs
hasCause high winds
hasCause overplowing of prairie grasslands
hasCause poor agricultural practices
hasCause severe drought
hasConsequence abandonment of farms
hasConsequence health issues such as dust pneumonia
hasConsequence long-term soil erosion
hasCulturalImpact featured in documentaries about the Dust Bowl
hasCulturalImpact inspired later historical studies of the Dust Bowl
hasEffect crop destruction
hasEffect daytime skies turned black
hasEffect economic hardship for farmers
hasEffect increased public awareness of Dust Bowl crisis
hasEffect livestock deaths
hasEffect mass migration from the Great Plains
hasEffect public support for New Deal conservation measures
hasEffect reduced visibility to near zero
hasEffect respiratory problems for residents
hasEffect strengthening of the Soil Conservation Service
hasWeatherCondition extremely strong winds
hasWeatherCondition massive dust clouds
influenced U.S. soil conservation policy
influenced creation of soil conservation programs
instanceOf dust storm
instanceOf environmental disaster
instanceOf natural disaster
locatedIn Colorado
locatedIn Great Plains
locatedIn Kansas
locatedIn New Mexico
locatedIn Oklahoma Panhandle
locatedIn Texas Panhandle
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States
notableAs one of the most infamous events of the Dust Bowl
notableAs one of the worst dust storms in U.S. history
partOf Dust Bowl
pointInTime 1935
pointInTime April 14, 1935
significantEventFor Dust Bowl