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1 What might the gathering storm at the end of the novel mean?
A The crops will grow better and the Logans will have plenty of cotton to pay their bills.
B Harlan Granger is angry about not getting the Logan land.
C Uncle Hammer will lose his temper.
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The conflict between the blacks and whites is coming to a climax.

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