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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

• Key Players

• Battles

• Influence

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• Leaders (prominent figures)

• Major battles

• Number of casualties

• Role of religion, technology, & weaponry

• 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

• Human Impact

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• Soldier's perspective

• Role of women

• Impact on civilians

• Lifestyle changes

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• 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/