Cleveland Hit By Four Tornadoes

A series of four tornadoes struck a population of over a million, severely impacting 11 city districts and disrupting war efforts by leaving many workers homeless. The tornadoes caused significant destruction, reminiscent of the 1924 tornado in Lorraine, Ohio. Over 2000 houses were damaged, prompting Cleveland to prioritize repairs, especially to power lines crucial for war production.

What was the immediate impact of the tornadoes on the population?

• A small number of people were affected.

• A million and a quarter of the population was struck.

• Only rural areas were impacted.

• The tornadoes had no effect on the population.

How many city districts were severely affected by the tornadoes?

• 15 districts

• 5 districts

• 8 districts

• 11 districts

What was the extent of the damage caused by the tornadoes?

• Only minor damages were reported.

• No buildings were damaged.

• Brick buildings crumbled and many were left homeless.

• The tornadoes only affected farmland.

Which previous tornado was mentioned as a comparison to the current disaster?

• The 1950 tornado in Florida.

• The 1910 tornado in Kansas.

• The 1930 tornado in Texas.

• The 1924 tornado at nearby Lorraine.

What was prioritized in the repair efforts following the tornadoes?

• Rebuilding homes first.

• Replanting trees in affected areas.

• Restoring power lines crucial for war plans.

• Clearing debris from roads.