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during the time of the eruption due to the time and location of the disaster no one was there to help other than the local people and some other villages on the island.

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the three cultural effects that i can think of would have to be the 36000 life's lost, the loss of thousands of homes and the sinking of boats from the heavy ash fall.

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the main natural effects were the loss in animal life, corals and precious land.

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A volcano is a mountain or hill that typically has a crater and side vents in which lava, rock fragments, boiling hot vapor and deadly gas that has been pushed up and out of the earths crust as a result of convection currents.

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Geography Lesson: What is a Volcano? | Twig

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When convection currents push against specific points they create openings in the earths crust. As a result molten rock is released from the earths magma chamber and spewed out of the earths surface. It is not only boiling hot rock that emerges from the middle of the earth, there is also a hot flow of mud, gas and vapor that rushes out of the now hollow hole and destroys anything within a one or more kilometer distance. Volcanoes have four main features, the magma chamber, main vent, secondary vent and there is also an additional feature called volcanic bombs as seen in the photo below.

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the Krakatoa is a series of natural disasters that occur within a matter of days. it all started with a simple earthquake that caused an opening in the earths crust. from there villagers and English travelers began to hear loud booms and feel large after shakes, then one day when they were having a festival on the coast the Krakatoa volcano erupted and shook the whole ground. after the main eruption a small tsunami occurred and wiped out multiple people. after that the ash fall started. the ash lasted for days and sunk multiple ship, the ash also suffocated many people as it was very dense. the final disaster was the Pyroclastic flow. the flow is a mix of deadly gasses and boiling hot mud.