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Live Classroom 1918 Flu Pandemic

Live Classroom 1918 Flu Pandemic

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Social Studies

9th - 12th Grade

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Zachary Hunter

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3 Slides • 9 Questions

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1918 Flu Pandemic

Essential Question: What was the flu pandemic of 1918 and how did it impact the United States and world?

Learning Objectives: identify responses to the 1918 flu pandemic,

appreciate the impact the pandemic had on the country following the end of WWI

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Multiple Choice

What is one of the key research focuses of Dr. Taubenberger's laboratory?

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Understanding the viral replication process

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Developing vaccines for future flu viruses

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Investigating the role of inflammation in the 1918 virus

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Analyzing the genetic makeup of the 1918 virus

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Multiple Choice

According to Dr. Taubenberger, how many people did the 1918 pandemic globally cause the deaths of?

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10-50 million people

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50-100 million people

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100-150 million people

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150-200 million people

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Multiple Choice

What was one of the unusual characteristics of the 1918 flu virus mentioned by Dr. Morens?

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It primarily affected the elderly population

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It primarily affected children

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It primarily affected people between the ages of 20 and 40

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It primarily affected people over the age of 40

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The Flu Pandemic of 1918 | National Archives

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Open Ended

Share 2-3 things from the website you found interesting. You can put these in as text or pictures.

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Multiple Choice

What caused the spread of the Spanish flu during World War I?

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Troop movements

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Lack of vaccines

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Wartime Rationing

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Chemical Weapons

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Multiple Choice

How did the 1918 Flu pandemic impact social life?

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Closure of schools and businesses

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Enforced mask-wearing

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Overflow of people hospitalized

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What was the impact of the 1918 flu on the average life expectancy in America?

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Decreased by 5 years

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Decreased by 10 years

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Decreased by 15 years

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Decreased by 20 years

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Multiple Choice

Why was the 1918 Flu strain particularly deadly?


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It caused rapid suffocation

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It spread quickly worldwide

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It affected young people

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Where did the first known case of the 1918 Flu occur?

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Britain

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United States

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France

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Spain

1918 Flu Pandemic

Essential Question: What was the flu pandemic of 1918 and how did it impact the United States and world?

Learning Objectives: identify responses to the 1918 flu pandemic,

appreciate the impact the pandemic had on the country following the end of WWI

media

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