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I feel as if the video downplays the the severity of the situation of nuclear warfare... like when it correlated the burn of a nuke to a sunburn and that they should just hide under a desk. The children could be misled by this video because they think that its not as serious as it actually is.

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This short film, "Duck and Cover," makes nuclear attacks very real in America. All of these drills that we do are because they are very real. ex: tornado drill. So the fact that they are having little kids in school practicing to prepare for bomb attacks is absolutely terrifying.

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The procedures seemed very similar to tornado drills. The same concept of quickly find a safe place to take cover, and the method of "taking cover is the same". To get down and cover your neck.

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the constant fear affected them by making them teach their kids and have to make them learn to duck and cover

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2. This reminds me of the tornado drills we did in elementary school. we practiced a lot in elementary school We covered our heads and were all in a row and hoped we were safe .

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1. How did the constant fear of nuclear war affect the individual American citizen?

1.a. living in this constant fear of nuclear way left not only adult citizens traumatized but arguably the youth of america during this time experiences more trauma. It left an uneasy feeling knowing at anytime, anything could happen and was possible. From a child's point-of-view as well as a parents is terrifying and stressful.

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The video makes the threat of nuclear weapons real, the video is meant for children so it is cartoonish but it doesnt downplay the danger of nuclear weapons.

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3. Yes this video brings a scare about a nuke attack on America, but the video gives the perception that all you have to do is duck and cover anywhere. That would not help in a nuclear attack. No one can do anything if you nuke is about to hit and thats the scary truth.

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This video reminds me of the tornado drills used in elementary schools. This video also reminds me of the ALICE drills used all around the nation. These videos remind of Brandon and Ryan, dumb stupid and dorky lol.

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We have done something like this this with alice trainning fire drills and tornado drills. all are some what alike and are preperations for something that could happen at any time that you just hope the best for.

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2. What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school? (Bre Techert)

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2. What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school? (Bre Techert)

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Almost every year we are shown ALICE training and in middle school it was common to go into the halls and practice tornado drills. We were told to stay away from windows and etc just like the video.

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In my opinion it is not a threat. It is saying if you duck and cover you are safe but thats not really true. You are dead when it comes near you no matter what you do they play it down. ANd it looks like its a normal bomb.
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This video reminds me of tornado drills, we did a lot at elementary school, I particularly remember one day we had tornados on the lake and everyone was scared and ducking and covering

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2. it reminded me of in middle/Elementary when we would practice the torandos drills when we would go in the hallway and face towards the wall and cover our head and neck with our hands

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What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school. This reminds me of the drills we do now such as tornado drills and Alice.

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1. The constant fear of nuclear weapons definitely affected the life of children. This most likely increased anxiety rates. This could get in the way of educational and social learning.

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What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school? 

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What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school? 

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This video reminds me of the videos we would watch to show us how to protect ourselves during a tornado drill. In elementary school we were told to get low, cover your head, stay away from glass and windows, and listen to the warning sound to find a safe place to cover.

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Americans were always ready and prepared for a war. They could not live their normal life without the thought of an attack happening.

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The "Duck and Cover" procedures reminds me of ALICE drills. The constant awareness of catastrophic events and the endless list of situations that we have to be prepared for.

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This video reminded me of those Alice drill videos or those fire or tornado drills videos
-Aidan Habel

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3. It talks about how a nuclear attack can happen at anytime so it makes it much more realistic. It downplays how dangerous nuclear weapons really are but the government wants to make people feel safer and that doing something as little as duck and cover could save their life.

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1. The constant fear of nuclear war in American citizens is evident in the video. It shows children living regular lives and all of a sudden having to act quickly knowing their lives are in danger.

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This video reminds me of the tornado drills we used to do. They made us sit all in a row and cover our heads with our hands because it would protect out necks.

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1)- i think the constant fear and threat of a potential nuclear bomb caused a lot of paranoia for American citizens. Being on constant high alert produces extreme anxiety and most likely led to an unsafe feeling constantly.

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1)- i think the constant fear and threat of a potential nuclear bomb caused a lot of paranoia for American citizens. Being on constant high alert produces extreme anxiety and most likely led to an unsafe feeling constantly.

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2. This video reminds me of elementary school. This reminds me of when we did tornado drills. The thing we learned was basically Duck and Cover.

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The video does make the threat of nuclear weapons more real, while also sanitizing it and making it accessible for children to understand and for parents to explain to children. Having a cute mascot in Bert the Turtle, highlights the threat of nuclear weapons for children while also making it possible to understand what to do while in danger.

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Discussion Questions: After watching the video above......pick 1 of the following questions and write a response on your own post. 1. How did the constant fear of nuclear war affect the individual American citizen? 2. What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school?  3. Does the video make the threat of a nuclear weapons real? Or does it downplay the danger?

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Discussion Questions: After watching the video above......pick 1 of the following questions and write a response on your own post. 1. How did the constant fear of nuclear war affect the individual American citizen? 2. What does this video remind you of? Have you done anything similar in school?  3. Does the video make the threat of a nuclear weapons real? Or does it downplay the danger?

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2- This video reminds me of what we would do if a tornado would happen during school. Staying away from windows and covering your neck.

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This video reminds me of the ALICE videos we watch every year to prepare for lockdowns. In Elementary School, we did this same thing for tornado drills.

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Does the video make the threat of nuclear weapons real? Or does it downplay the danger? (rosie)

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Does the video make the threat of nuclear weapons real? Or does it downplay the danger? (rosie)

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The video makes the threat of nuclear weapons real. It's warning children in school of a possible imminent threat. Similar to how to do fire and shooting drills because that could happen.

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2. We have done something similar. It's like the tornado drill. cover your head and hope for your best