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'''Mother Nature''' is a personification of nature. |
'''Mother Nature''' is a personification of nature. |
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Despite [[United States of America|US]] President [[Theodore Roosevelt]]'s attempts to ease the effects of the [[Great Depression]] in [[1933]] with his [[New Deal]], Mother Nature turned the American Midwest into a giant dustbowl.<ref>''[[The World of Indiana Jones]]''</ref> |
Despite [[United States of America|US]] President [[Theodore Roosevelt]]'s attempts to ease the effects of the [[Great Depression]] in [[1933]] with his [[New Deal]], Mother Nature turned the American Midwest into a giant dustbowl.<ref>''[[The World of Indiana Jones]]''</ref> |
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| − | In May [[1939]], [[Indiana Jones]] drove a [[jungle rodent]] into the path of an [[anaconda]] which was [[Ophidiophobia|blocking his way]]. When the [[snake]] moved to attack the rodent, Jones praised Mother Nature. |
+ | In May [[1939]], [[Indiana Jones]] drove a [[jungle rodent]] into the path of an [[anaconda]] which was [[Ophidiophobia|blocking his way]]. When the [[snake]] moved to attack the rodent, Jones praised Mother Nature.<ref>''[[Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis]]''</ref> |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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Latest revision as of 11:50, 4 November 2023
- "Good old Mother Nature."
- ―Indiana Jones[src]
Mother Nature is a personification of nature.
Despite US President Theodore Roosevelt's attempts to ease the effects of the Great Depression in 1933 with his New Deal, Mother Nature turned the American Midwest into a giant dustbowl.[1]
In May 1939, Indiana Jones drove a jungle rodent into the path of an anaconda which was blocking his way. When the snake moved to attack the rodent, Jones praised Mother Nature.[2]
