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So, what is an earthquake?

A sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, a result of movement within the earth’s crust or volcanic action.

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Remotely triggered earthquakes are a result of the effects of large earthquakes at considerable distance, outside of the immediate aftershock zone. The further one gets from the initiating earthquake in both space and time, the more difficult it is to establish an association.

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The are usually either fine or dead. If it was a weak earthquake, maybe there could be around 50 casualties, so no one probably died. But if it was a strong earthquake, like the one in Valdivia, 1960. Then there would be plenty more casualties ranging from 1,000 to 7,000, with a death toll of nearly a million. After an earthquake, the people usually either contact family, support from the government and find shelter if they lost their home.

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During and after an earthquake, it depends. If the earthquake was small, it could’ve maybe just knocked a fire hydrant off or stop your daily routine. But if its a fatal earthquake, many people can die and buildings can collapse, causing chaos throughout the earthquake

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Many types of things have helped soothe the country after an earthquake, such as charities, campaigns, anti-earthquake companies and plenty more. Sometimes, even other countries could help out

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An earthquake is a shock wave that radiates to the Earth's surface from underground. Causing a range of effects from unnoticeable, mild tremors to violent, prolonged shaking, an earthquake is a natural phenomenon that occurs frequently only in certain areas of the world.

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Countries that an earthquake has occurred

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Countries that an earthquake has occurred

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Unfortunately, earthquakes have struck every single country we know of today, meaning every country is capable of being ruined by an economic collapse from an earthquake

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*They can make buildings fall down and set off landslides, as well as causing chaos throughout
*Earthquakes have killed hundreds of thousands of people even though scientists are able to make buildings much safer and stronger than in the past.
*Earthquakes are also capable of ruining entire cities and civilizations, such as nepal’s sever earthquakes

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We can do many things to ensure our safety from earthquakes.

*If it is a small earthquake, maybe in they could do school drills, like hiding below the desk or holding on to something. Even an alarm would also help.

*If it is a big earthquake, then maybe find a bunker and maybe even evacuate the city.
*We could also develop earthquake-safety material so we can protect ourselves more frequently.

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P.E - How is it good? - Population Timeline over centuries

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P.E - How is it good? - Population Timeline over centuries

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Population Explosion may seem bad, but if you think about it, it's actually very good for its economy. It just depends of how much and how big your country actually is.

P.E can be great

For Example : India is the second most populated country in the world with nearly a fifth of the world's population. According to the 2017 revision of the World Population Prospects, the population stood at 1,324,171,354.

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Population Timeline over centuries -China in the next few year

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Population Timeline over centuries -China in the next few year

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China’s Population is Massive as it includes 1.3+ billion people. Over the centuries, China’s population has been calm and stable like other countries, until around 19 China received a population boom that nearly doubled its population throughout modern day.

China’s Population can have two endings.

If the government starts caring, it can decrease, if not, it will continue increasing until China will be full

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In the link below, you will see a diary of Haitians describing the horrors of the Haiti earthquake that left Haiti with ⅕ of its population dead

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/14/haiti-earthquake-survivors

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War
What is War?

War is when a huge problem is occured between 2 or more nations, leading to the country to declare war on each other.

When and what triggers this?

There are two problems between two country, so it became a war.

What are its effects on countries and population?

It’s effects are very bad as it can lead countries toward anarchy and population loss if you are losing the war. Sometimes, if the war is so bad, even the country itself can be wiped out of our map

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What is Population Explosion? ( P.E )

P.E is basically when a country or state increases population rapidly, leading to a huge population like China, India, Nigeria and some more.

Why is it bad?

As P.E may seem great to its economy, it has its downsides. Having more people in your country means more food, water, houses, etc.

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In the link below, you will see a diary of Haitians describing the horrors of the Haiti earthquake that left Haiti with ⅕ of its population dead

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/jan/14/haiti-earthquake-survivors

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Haiti Earthquake January 2010 Presidential Palace

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Here is some examples of a deadly earthquake that happened in Chile 2010

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DVLPeTNsOw

https://www.britannica.com/event/Chile-earthquake-of-2010

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*Giving money, food, water to people that need help.

*Governments also tend to provide shelter or resources to the people.

* Government give people a new house after the earthquake