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Submit your explanatory paragraph, using text-to-self connections, that explains the version of prairie life you would want to live or wouldn't want to live. First one gets Brainliest!

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I feel like I would rather live in Prairie dog town. In this essay I will talk about different types of prairies and compare and contrast them with lots of details.

First off i'm going to talk about Prairie dog town vs Prairie life. Prairie dog town is an older, small community including a schoolhouse, a church, a store, and a blacksmith shop and 17 houses, and last easy access to water, social activities with the community. It is a little more established and strict. This would make me feel more safe to live in because it has been here longer and I would like to be a part of a small community where I know everyone

Next let's talk about Prairie life. Prairie life is a newer town and very small community with no mention of schools or stores, and houses built from sod and settlers have to build them. brand new settlement 30 miles from shade trees. I would not like to live here because it's brand new and very small and not very safe and not much to do there. But it would be fun to go on adventures and have lots of crazy fun. And i've experienced myself with new people and meeting new friends and making new connections “The Clancys brought their sod cutter to help me. They all stayed around to lay the house out. We had a high time, laughing and joking. I sure appreciate everyone’s help”.

In the end I would most likely live in prairie dog town but would have fun and different experiences in both places and new lessons to learn.

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