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Masks as protection against influenza. Street cleaner wearing the influenza mask, 10/16/1918.

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Summary (of text): Notes of Spanish flu

A about 500 million people may have been infected

675,000 deaths.

The war contributed to the disease’s rapid spread.

Appearance of the disease in the United States was in the spring of 1918.

20 to 100 million total deaths took place in a span on October and November.

created mass panic.

The death rate is so high and they still hold back.

The death rate is so high and they still hold back

1918 flu was its penchant for targeting previously healthy young adults.

The 1918 strain targeted those who were in the prime of their life

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“The life of the city had almost stopped.”

"Coughs and sneezes spread diseases"

"Society cannot function if it is every man for himself"

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Author: by Jessie Kratz

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Works Cited: https://prologue.blogs.archives.gov/2020/04/15/wear-a-mask-and-save-your-life-the-1918-flu-pandemic/

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Influences & Aftermath

Remembrance & Legacy

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Cultural Impact: art, music, literature, etc.

Tributes to victims

How people remember the conflict today

Long-term effects

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Human Impact

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Soldier's perspective

Role of women

Impact on civilians

Lifestyle changes

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Origins of the Conflict

Key Players

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Starting and ending dates

Initial tensions between groups

Causes of conflict

Participating countries/groups

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Key Players

Battles

Influence

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Leaders (prominent figures)

Major battles

Number of casualties

Role of religion, technology, & weaponry

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