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1) My first AHA moment was that Hong Kong was hit heavily by the SARS pandemic.

2) I had no idea that the snowflake can be that big, that actually surprised me!

3) This pandemic is similar, in a way to immigration because its the same thing what happened back then is happening now, its just a little different people are getting checked, etc!

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1) Less pollution now and the environment is pretty good now, weather vise and pollution vise!

2) I was surprised that the air got so much cleaner!

3) The economy reminds me of The Great Depression again!

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1) The baby turtles can live peacefully because no one was outside!

2) The oil prices got really low due to the COVID 19, and that surprised me!

3) The oil price change relates to the Great Depression, its bad!

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1) AHA moment was that the amount of deaths have decreased and then it is a lot less than the US, some of these states will open in july

2) The thing that surprised me was that the corona virus cancelled everything!

3) I think the submarine relates to the industrial Revolution because it was actually an invention!

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1) The biggest aha for me is the COVID 19 spreading unevenly!

2) That its not even hard to get tracked anymore, that's crazy! It was super interesting!

3) This COVID 19 relates back to the pandemic, The Great Depression, its not the same but america struggles now and they did before

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1. I realized how past experiences from other viruses have made places like Hong Kong much more prepared for the Coronavirus outbreak. I found that their methods of quarantine are much more effective than over what we are doing in the United States, where people aren't taking the virus as seriously.

2. River surfing was cool because I've never heard of it!

3. The closing of borders relates to the Cold War and the Berlin wall and how they restrict certain people from coming through, like they are keeping people out to prevent the spread of the virus.

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1. the differences between hong kong and singapore on taking action. Also how Sweden is doing with the Coronavirus is really good. The Swedish economy and community is amazing woohoo!!
2. river surfing! i've never heard of that hahaha
3. I don't really know what this one related to but I was looking at some other peoples answers and I really agree with what Lucia said! Its just like what Mrs. Shotts tells us!!

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1. My first Aha moment was realizing about the differences between how Hong Kong and Singapore are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. My second Aha moment was the heard immunity in Sweden and that they surprisingly didn't go on lockdown.

2. I was surprised about the river-surfing, because I had never heard about it before.

3. The fact that Hong Kong knew how to act in the COVID-19 pandemic due to another pandemic they had had before, reminded me of when Mrs. Shotts said that we learn History to avoid re-making the same mistakes over and over again.

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1) My first aha moment is the immunity to the virus in Sweden. Sure, they lost a lot of people because they didn’t go on lockdown, but in the long run it might be good. My second is seeing how differently Singapore and Hong Kong approached the virus. Though, it was mainly due to the knowledge of how to avoid a virus, like SARS, which Hong Kong dealt with before.

2) It's cool that you are currently able to see more marine life in Italy’s waters due to sunken sediment.

3) The pandemic that we are having reminds me of the Berlin Wall during the Cold War, and how the Soviets built it to keep certain people from crossing, and westerners from coming in. In this case, it's keeping people from traveling (leaving or coming in)  to slow the spread of the virus.

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1. There have been many cities who have been seeing double digit improvement in air quality. This is most likely due to the corona lockdowns.
2. The decease in pollution around the world. The 60% decrease in India was crazy.
3. This corona virus pandemic is just like WW1 and WW2 in how it is brining us together.

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1. Hong Kong was hit heavily by the SARS pandemic, so it took precautions more quickly than Singapore.
2. I didn't know there was a snowflake that was 15 inches in diameter.
3. The stay at home orders are similar to how East Berlin kept their people from leaving, though this is not nearly as brutal and is for the safety of the general public.

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1. less pollution globally and overall better environment
2. The air got so much cleaner and that's amazing!
3. This also really reminds me again of the great depression especially with the economy.

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1. Aha moment number one was the herd immunity in Sweden which is interesting because they didn't go on lockdown. Aha moment number two was that people in Hong Kong already knew what to do from previous experiences.

2. I was surprised by the river surfing just because it's not a common activity.

3. The pandemic is similar, in a way to immigration. People had to endure a long process and many tests to see if they would be accepted or turned away. Like then, many people are being tested to see if they are healthy and many people have been stranded in unfamiliar areas because of the virus.

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1. I realized that Hong Kong learned from their history: the past outbreak of SARS. I guess history is useful after all :)

2. It surprises me that Singapore didn't react like Hong Kong did and follow what they were doing as they had the experience.

3. This CNN10 reminds me of the Cold War because basically nothing happened in both.

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1. I realized that big cities have a lot less air pollution now that everyone is staying inside.
2. I'm surprised that Wuhan's sky got so much clearer after the quarantine.
3. The pandemic has brought people together, just like World War II did.

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1. The baby sea turtles are able to be born in piece
2. The oil prices. Because when you don't have anything that is traveling the stock market for that thing will drop.
3. the negative stock prices which lead to the great depression.

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1. The air is getting so much cleaner but the economy is dropping.
2. How clean the air got. I knew the air was getting cleaner but I didn't know that it got that much cleaner.
3. It reminds me of the great depression. Because of how much the economy is going down, that kinda happened with the great depression.

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1) Since the pandemic started the environment has been a lot cleaner, due to the closing down of many places, and people being required to stay at home. Even if we see a change in the air and environment, it can only be temporary if the industrial use gets ramped up to help the economy.

2) The intense change of air quality that you can see from the before and after photos. It shows you what you can really be breathing in on a daily basis because of human activity.

3) The help to find supplies and other resources for those in need during the pandemic relates to ww1 and ww2 and how people tried to help the soldiers and need during the wars.

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1) The biggest aha moment for me was seeing the tanking oil prices. It's just something I didn’t think would have its price lowered. The second would be the overall decrease in oil consumption, from about 100 million barrels a day to 88 million.

2) The intense impact on pollution that the pandemic has caused.Its just weird to see such a lowering of it because you wouldn’t have expected anything like this to happen in history. Sadly, it's mainly just a pause right now, but it's something.

3) The falling prices of the Oil relates to the stock market crash leading up to the Great Depression.

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1) The amount of deaths in Europe is a lot lower than here in the US, but honestly, I’m not super surprised. Some states plan to gradually reopen during the months of May and June.

2)They are trying to allow people to travel deeper under the water, to see part of the planet that they normally don’t get to see. Their main objective is to reach the bottom of the ocean, but they are starting small for now.

3) The creation of the submarine that was shown in the video can be related to the industrial revolution because it introduces new technology that can help humans do things they couldn’t/improve their way of life.

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I realized that the quarantine and the shutdowns of  factories are benefitting the environment, specially the air pollution in cities big cities like Wuhan.

2. I was surprised to see so many people coming together and helping each other. The story of the man that is stuck on an island alone and is getting help by locals.

3.  People coming together reminds me WWII and how people had to work together to get food and other resources, while others risked their lives fighting a war.

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1. One aha moment was that the environment is benefitting greatly during this pandemic. Another moment was seeing how people really are trying to help each other out and make the best of everything.

2. I was surprised at the ice shoves in Minnesota. I never realized how powerful the wind could be to be able to move around ice like that.

3. This is similar to WWII and how people were coming together to compile resources and gardens and supplies for those at war or in our case, all of the healthcare workers and people stuck because of the quarantine.

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1. I have notice there are many silver linings to this, but it is still overall extremely terrible.

2. It surprises me that there was a 25% drop in CO2 emissions.

3. People coming together and helping reminds me of the Christmas Truce of 1914

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1. Due to people traveling less, the pollution has decreased. People are coming together due to the coronavirus to help each other get through the hard times.
2. That Ice wall in Minnesota was surprising how the wind could do that to the ice.
3. I feel like the only thing related to this is the coming together of everyone like after wars and other major events.

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1. I realized the big benefit that the Coronavirus pandemic has had on our pollution problems. Even though the virus is terrible, nature is certainly benefiting from the lack of people out and about, as well as the shut down of big factories that emit tons of CO2 each year.

2. I was surprised to see that people have come together to help each other, as shown in the video where the man is stuck on the island. I've recently only seen people taking as much supplies as they can get their hands on, so it was nice to see people giving each other a helping hand.

3. I believe that the Coronavirus pandemic, in a way, is related to Social Darwinism, although it is not set in actual. Those who stay healthy and keep themselves stocked up and clean will have less of a chance of getting sick or even dying.

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my first aha moment was when they where talking about how the need for oil was decreasing and the other was that the turtles are in a better and safer enviorment because no one is out doors to poloute

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my first aha moment was when they where talking about how the need for oil was decreasing and the other was that the turtles are in a better and safer enviorment because no one is out doors to poloute

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I was shocked about how low the oil prices where.
and the crash related to the Great Depression

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1. One aha moment was the lower demand in oil leading to lower gas prices. Another one was with everyone staying inside, the environment is thriving without humans causing as much damage as they usually do.

2. I was surprised at the guy who decided to live in his treehouse in order to social distance. It was surprising because many people I've seen probably wouldn't go to those same measures.

3. Negative stock market prices for oil relates to the stock market crash during the Great Depression.

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1.  I realized that with fewer people going outside and effecting the environment, the better. Just another reason you should stay inside.

2. It surprises me that nurses and doctors have to be scared of giving COVID-19 to their family. There should be better protection put in place for them. The tree house story was pretty sad if you think about it.

3. This again relates to The Great Depression where the stocks for things crash, such as oil.

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1. Baby sea turtles have fewer obstacles on their way to the sea now that everyone is stuck at home.
2. I was surprised that the demand for oil went down so much that the stock price became negative.
3. The negative oil prices are similar to how the stock market crashed during the Great Depression.

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1. One of the Aha Moments that I've had was when they were talking about the oil's negative prices. Another one was realizing the good impact that quarantine is having on the environment.

2.  I was surprised that the oil prices got so low due coronavirus and how affected the oil companies are going to be in the future.

3. In my opinion, the oil's negative prices is connected to the Great depression too, specifically when the stock market crashed.

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1. There have been fewer deaths and hospitalizations in Europe, and some businesses are starting to reopen.
2. I'm surprised that over 30% of US cases are in the state of New York.
3. The submarine relates to the Industrial Revolution because it's an invention.

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1. Covid-19 is spread unevenly throughout the US, so each state will need its own policy.
2. I was surprised that South Korea is distributing such specific and personal information about Covid-19 patients. Other countries would probably be too concerned about the invasion of privacy to try something like that.
3. This relates to the Great Depression because lots of people are now unemployed.

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1. One "aha" moment was when they talked about the oil prices being where they are because we have too much. The other is that our environment is doing great because everyone is inside and don't have the ability to destroy the environment.

2. Something that surprised me was the oil prices, and how low they got due to corona.

3. I did not find any connections to what we have learned so far this year.

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1. One of my "aha" moments is when I found out that Europe is on a small decrease in numbers. That gives me hope that our decrease in numbers is coming. My second "aha" was when the guy talking about how people think the next place to go is space because everything on earth is discovered but there is so much that has not been discovered yet.
2. Something that surprised me was the numbers that the coronavirus is putting up cancelled activities till a time in June.
3. These new inventions relates to the industrial revolution. I think with all these new inventions there will be a bunch of crazy new inventions that could help in the future.

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1. Negative stock prices for oil. My other aha moment was just thinking about how political the industry for selling oil is. Its crazy how widespread and intricate it is.
2. Its funny to see how well and happy the environment is because there isn't any people messing with it currently. The beaches are cleaner and water is clearer. It just goes to show how much of a human impact there really is on the environment.

3. They talked about the market and stocks of oil. That relates to the market crash that was a factor in causing the great depression.

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1. My first aha moment was when they were talking about the oil prices. My second was when they were talking about the baby sea turtles and how they are able to be free when they are born due to the decrease in pollution and people not being on the beaches.
2. Something that surprised me was that the oil market dipped into the negatives and that crude oil is used to make many things.
3. They only somewhat related thing to what we've been learning was the market crashing.

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1. My first "aha" moment was when they said that a lot of Europe is experiencing less deaths and hospitalizations. My second was when they said that our kids could visit underwater and see a whole new world.
2. Something that surprised me was the underwater submarine that you can ride in and see a whole new world.
3. Now that cases are starting to lessen in some areas they are opening back up. Like at the end of any war, people are celebrating that there are less and less deaths or in this case new cases.

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1. One aha moment was when they brought up how stock prices were negative. The second Aha Moment was when I realized this was happening because the oil companies had so much oil that they had nowhere to store it.

2. Something that surprised me was that sea turtles have the longest gestation period. They actual stay in their eggs for 60 days under the sand.

3. While watching the video I haven't found anything that's applied to what we've learned this year.

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1. I realized how negative the effects of the Coronavirus are on our economy after the new story on the oil. The oil prices have went negative for the first time since 1982. It is not showing good signs for the economy since oil is usually one of the top businesses.

2. It surprised me that the Coronavirus has the positive affect on the wildlife. The turtle news story really showed me how precious nature is. Without any people to disturb nature as much, animals are thriving.

3. Today's CNN 10 also related to the stock market crashes due to the oil prices, which are usually quite a bit higher. Otherwise, I found no other connections.

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1. my aha moment was when they said that new york has the most cases out of any state. i was very suprised because it is a small state compared to others

2. one thing that surprised me is that some places are starting to open up again... i think this isn't a good idea because i feel like this is just beginning.

3. i think the end of the corona virus relates to the end of world war two because it will take a long time to recover from this.

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1. When they said that most of the cases in the US are from NY. Italy saw a decrease in daily deaths and hospitalizations!
2. The pictures they showed of meteorites are crazy!! Those are really cool to be able to see
3. I guess the submarine could relate to the industrial revolution sort of. Making new things and creating oppurtunitys for new exploration.

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1. My aha moment was when they mentioned that New York has already passed peak of COVID-19 cases, and when they said that it would take at least 2-3 months to recover from it.

2. I'm surprised that countries in Europe have started to re-open some stores so soon.
I was also surprised that they're creating a submarine that anyone could own and use.

3. I think the new submarine model could relate to the Industrial Revolution and all of the new inventions made at that time.

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the first aha moment I had was that they test people on the side of the road. the 2nd aha moment was that he could find out where you have been in 10 little minutes. something that surprised me was that the girl new where you have been and that he bought things at a supermarket in very little time. that is surprising because it is just a random person and you know exactly where they have been. the video is connected to the little dicuccsuion we had about staying safe and healthy 

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the first aha moment I had was that they test people on the side of the road. the 2nd aha moment was that he could find out where you have been in 10 little minutes. something that surprised me was that the girl new where you have been and that he bought things at a supermarket in very little time. that is surprising because it is just a random person and you know exactly where they have been. the video is connected to the little dicuccsuion we had about staying safe and healthy 

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I was very surprised that the virus is slowly decreasing.

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I was very surprised that the virus is slowly decreasing.

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and in some congress it is getting better day by day. I was shocked about the cool sub I had know clue that's what the really looked like. I think that the slow recovery of corona virus related to some of the end of the wars because it had a slow recover for out injured people.

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2 of my Aha moments were that some countries that dealt with the pandemic well are re-opening some things and just that it seems to be calming down.

2. Something that surprised me was places re-opening like the Florida beach, I think there will be a big resurgence of the Virus.

3. The submarine bit just reminded me of Keegan and Davids project from early in the year about submarines.

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1. I didn't realize just how many cases NYC had, but it does make sense when you think about it.
2. realizing how easy it is to be tracked. I knew it was easy but it was interesting to really see
3. This whole ordeal reminds me exactly of us learning about the great depression. It has a very large amount of similarities

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1. That the virus is slowly going down.
2. That some places are opening back up. Because most places are still under quarantine and the places that are opening back u are non essential and there is a good chance of relapse of the virus.
3. The submarine. Because it can connect to the industrial revolution and how they made new stuff for people to explore thing and use.

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1. One aha moment was realizing that things seem to be getting better in some places and eventually that should be the case for everywhere. Another moment was that Austria, Denmark, and Slovakia have removed some restrictions and eventually other places will be able to do the same.

2. I was surprised at how much simpler the submarine controls were compared to traditional submarines because both types of submarines were designed to dive underwater and be able to navigate.

3. I think that the submarine invention relates to the industrial revolution. New things are being created to give people more opportunities to make life easier or in this case make it so more people can explore more of the planet we live on.

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1. There are many Covid cases in New York but, they are slowly going down.
2. That the president is leaving the covid reopening stuff to each state and not to the country as a whole. Because this is a worldwide pandemic and I believe that it should be addressed by each country not each state.
3. I kinda relate this to the corona pandemic and the great depression because the economy and the stock market dropped dramatically.

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1. People are getting hopeful that deaths are slowing down and things are getting better. I hope they're right.

2. Cool submarine thing - because it's more accessible to the public to explore oceans more.

3. Honestly I have no idea.

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1. I have realized that the Coronavirus is starting to peak and slightly die down from the intensity that it was at a few weeks ago. Businesses are beginning to reopen and there will so be an increase in worker going back to work.

2. It surprised me that the recovery period after the virus will take at least 2 or 3 months. Although, I can see that it is a good idea to ease into things slowly so that the virus doesn't relapse.

3. I think that the recovery of the Coronavirus relates to the end of World War II because even though it will be over, it will still take a long time for things to go back to normal, and things will certainly be different like at the end of World War II.

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my aha moment was realizing how many cases of Covid 19 had in New York.

2. what surprised me is how easy South Korean officials can track where you've been in the past two days.

3. I think this pandemic relates a lot to the great depression because many stores are going out of business and gas is getting cheaper.

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My aha moment was realizing how the virus is impacting local/small business in many areas. My second moment was more of a wait hold up moment when I saw the numbers of some states that have little to no cases

2 what surprised me was how some states have very little cases while heavily populated states are putting up numbers like N.Y.

3 this is like the Great Depression with the stock market crash and the unemployment rate

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1.  One thing that the video pointed out was there is no "one size fits all" measure to combat the virus. This is because of the uneven spread of people all over the world. What might work for one city might not in a different city. Another thing was how small businesses are being affected. And on top of that many could be deemed nonessential and consequently go out of business.

2. It surprised me that the astronauts were even allowed to come back to earth with everything that has been going on. A lot of research has been done on the effects of being in space on the human body and one big one is a weakened immune system. It seems weird to bring at risk people back to the place where the risk is prevalent.

3. The coronavirus catastrophe is quite similar to the Great Depression (at least economically) because many people are becoming unemployed and small businesses are suffering. There is also a notable lack of resources, due to high demand and higher than normal consumption of the resources.

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1) One of the biggest things to take away is that because of the uneven spread of COVID-19, it is near impossible to set equivalent plans for all states. Another thing is the person tracking operation of South Korea. In general, it's a bit harsh on personal privacy, but it does do great things when it comes to tracking the spread of the virus.

2) It's surprising to see how much work really has to go into dealing with the virus. It's the constant clock in and clock out of health professionals, extreme social distancing, and overall shutdown of the economy that is causing problems for many people.

3) I guess the one thing that comes close to an effect of COVID-19 is the Great Depression due to the pretty large fall of the economy. There has been a great amount of jobs and money because of the inability to run many occupations at this time. Also, there is a large lack of resources for people because many things can’t be produced right now. Like the GD, those who are rich could technically do just fine, while those who are poor may struggle greatly.

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1. I confirmed my theory that the virus is spreading less quickly on less poplulated states/countries
2. I was really surprised that south Korea has this system to track you down D:
3.I think this relates to the GD, because Corona has had a big impact on economy.

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1. The fact that the disease has not been spread evenly across the whole state so there is no "one policy" that can be applied.

2. How South Korea is dealing with the situation is so so smart and secure and I think we should do that in the U.S. or at least try to implement such serious precautions and alerts

3. I think the whole Coronavirus pandemic is kind of like The Great Depression. Especially with the fact that the economy is taking lots of damage. As well as the fact that everyone as a country seems to be struggling and panicked.

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1.  I have noticed that the virus spreads the fastest in thee big cities. There are some states who only have a thousand cases. So the spreading of the virus could be related to how big your population is.

2. Something that surprised me was what South Korea could do to find out where you have been recently and who you have been around. IN JUST 10 MINUTES.

3. I could connect the coronavirus  with the Great Depression. The coronavirus has resulted in a loss of resources and the stocks lowering big time,  just like what happened during the Great Depression.

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1.  I have realized that the COVID-19 disease is spreading unevenly across the U.S.: some states barely have any cases at all while other states (such as New York) have hundreds of thousands of cases. In fact, New York has about 30% of all coronavirus cases in the United States. I've also realized that most populated states and cities have the largest amount of coronavirus cases.

2. It surprised me that South Korea can track what their inhabitants have been doing so fast, and how many things they can find out about them.
I was also very surprised when I found out that there's people risking their lives to protest against the lock-down.

3. I think this could be related to the Great Depression, because due to the coronavirus, the economy has been affected negatively and companies (especially small ones) are suffering a lot by this.

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1. I have realized that some states don't have many cases at all, then you have New York who has the most out of every state. It's hard to know when to close certain places due to the different amounts of COVID in any given place. I wish we could all have what South Korea has. I think that would benefit everyone.

2. It's crazy to think that places like school and other businesses would consider re-opening with the amounts of COVID. I think that the places with the least amount are the states that either don't a large population or they've been staying quarantined. If places were to re-open we would start this whole frenzy all over again.

3. When I watched the story on the "Team Rubicon" I connected the Great Depression with that. The markets are crashing as we know, and this volunteer effort going door-to-door helping out communities all over america is really helpful. The people who were rich had no or little problem surviving the GD, now it's like who ever has the greatest test supply, technology and medical crew will survive. The people who suffered through the GD are like the people (states/communities) that don't have enough resources to survive.

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1: I have realized that the people protesting to have more places open are very close to other people and putting themselves in danger.

2: New York has about 30% of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.

3: All the resource shortages and unemployed people are reaching numbers close to the Great Depression

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1: I have realized that with the virus, come many things that are hurting our economy and the people. Small businesses are now struggling to stay open and people are beginning to struggle with all of the restrictions put in place to keep everyone safe.

2: It surprises me that even though the world has seen how big of an issue this virus is and how dangerous it can be, people are still gathering in large numbers to protest the restrictions, The restrictions are keeping everyone safe, so I don't know why people would protest them.

3: This Coronavirus situation is linked to the Great Depression in a way because both lack job opportunities, the economy struggles in both, and there are a shortage of resources in both the Great Depression and today's Coronavirus pandemic.