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Introduction to the 'Days That Shook The WORLD!!'

Introduction to the 'Days That Shook The WORLD!!'

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9th Grade

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Kevin Allatt

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12 Slides • 21 Questions

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Introduction to the 'Days That Shook The WORLD!!'

By Mr Allatt

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Days That Shook The World

Aims and Objectives

To find out some key information about the days you will study.

To start to identify some of the causes, impacts, and consequences of these events.​

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DAY 1: 9/11

11th September 2001​

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Choice

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What CAUSED 9/11?

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An earthquake reduced Manhatten buildings to rubble

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Terrorist group hijacked 4 aeroplanes and flew them into large structures.

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A war began between the USA and its enemies

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Aeroplanes malfunctioned and crashed into cities.

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Multiple Select

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Which buildings were targeted during the 9/11 attack

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The World Trade Center, New York

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Willis Tower, Chicago

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The Pentagon, Washington D.C

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Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco

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Multiple Choice

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How many people lost their lives on 9/11

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296

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2996

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29966

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299666

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DAY 2: Boxing Day Tsunami

26th December 2004​

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Multiple Select

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Identify the CAUSES of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami and it's destruction

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230,000 deaths in 14 countries

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Displacement of water due to a massive 9.2 magnitude earthquake

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Improvements made to the D.A.R.T tsunami detection system

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The event was a surprise due to having no warning system

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The United Nations provided $6.25 billion in aid

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the IMAPCT of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami

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230,000 deaths in 14 countries

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Displacement of water due to a massive 9.2 magnitude earthquake

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Improvements made to the D.A.R.T tsunami detection system

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The event was a surprise due to having no warning system

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The United Nations provided $6.25 billion in aid

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Multiple Select

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Identify the RESPONSES of the 2004 Boxing Day Tsunami

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230,000 deaths in 14 countries

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Displacement of water due to a massive 9.2 magnitude earthquake

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Improvements made to the D.A.R.T tsunami detection system

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The event was a surprise due to having no warning system

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The United Nations provided $6.25 billion in aid

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DAY 3: COVID-19

March 11th 2020

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Multiple Choice

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When was the first documented case of COVID-19 and where was it recorded?

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January 2020 in Beijing, China

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December 2019 in Wuhan, China

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April 2020, in Shanghai, China

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June 2020, in Chengdu, China

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Multiple Select

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Where had major spikes of cases been recorded by mid February 2020?

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South Korea

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Iceland

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Italy

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Iran

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Multiple Select

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What are some of the immediate impacts in March 2020?

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Complete economic shutdown- all jobs are paused

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People advised to stay home

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Sporting events cancelled

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Schools and Businesses closed

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DAY 4: Rana Plaza

24th April 2013​

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Multiple Choice

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What is the name of the Bangladeshi garment factory that collapsed in 2013?

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Tejgaon Factory

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Dhaka Plaza

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Dhanmondi Factory

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Rana Plaza

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Multiple Choice

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How many people lost their lives due to the collapse of Rana Plaza?

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10

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110

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1100

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11000

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Multiple Select

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What is fast fashion?

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Low cost

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Only purchased rarely

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High volume

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High speed

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Sustainable

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DAY 5: 'I Have a Dream'

28th August 1963

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Multiple Choice

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Where did Martin Luther King Jr make his famous 'I Have a Dream Speech'?

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Los Angeles

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Dallas

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Washington D.C

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Detriot

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Multiple Choice

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Martin Luther King Jr was the final speaker at the civil rights protest called the...

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...march on Washington for jobs and freedom.

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...march on Washington for feminism.

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...march on Washington for LGBTQ.

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...march on Washington for work place discrimination.

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What were some of the consequences of the march on Washington?

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Civil Rights Act 1964 that forbade discrimination based on race

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Voting Rights Act 1965 that outlawed the discriminatory voting practices adopted in many southern states.

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Poll

At this moment in time, which day do you think was the most SIGNIFICANT?

9/11

Boxing Day Tsunami

COVID-19

Rana Plaza

I Have a Dream

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Poll

At this moment in time, which day do you think was the least SIGNIFICANT?

9/11

Boxing Day Tsunami

COVID 19

Rana Plaza

I Have a Dream

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Audio Response

Why do you think this is the most significant? least significant?

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Reorder

Reorder the following

9/11

COVID-19

I Have a Dream

Boxing Day Tsunami

Rana Plaza Collapse

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Introduction to the 'Days That Shook The WORLD!!'

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