G6 4.1 Make Connections-"The Day the Damn Broke" by Jackie Novak

31zsanchezbeard — 2025-03-24 20:55:18 UTC

I recall hearing about the struggles of people whose houses were burned down in the wild fires, but I also remember seeing a lot of people talk about places to donate and send clothes and food to, which went to people who lost their homes.

31mnguyen4 — 2025-03-24 20:55:22 UTC

I have heard about the Blizzard of 1996. People reacted about it by panicking and attempting to drive away. Traffic jams were everywhere and people panicked more, which resulted in hundreds of deaths. This shows that in a survival case, you don't panic and die. 🦭🦭

31tle — 2025-03-24 20:56:05 UTC

A disaster I have heard about is the Pompeii Volcano. It was a tragic volcanic eruption that had caused the death of many people. People responded to the challenges they faced from the environment by instantly panicking and attempting to flee. They weren't very successful as the eruption was very big. Stay calm and don't panic guys!

31nreyes1 — 2025-03-24 20:56:56 UTC

A disaster I've read about is tsunamis and people responded to these challenges by making underground bases, about 60 feet under, or making an alarm sound around town to inform people and letting them know to be prepared. (like and subscribe and you get free candy)

2025-03-24 20:59:38 UTC

A disaster I have read about was when a tornado occurred in Daulatpur-Saturia in 1989. People suffered horribly. The tornado left people homeless, destroyed buildings, uprooted trees, and flipped cars. It was an extreme natural disaster! People helped rebuild buildings and made sure everyone was safe! 🌪⚠

30pgonzalez — 2025-03-24 21:00:28 UTC

A disaster I heard about was the fires in Los Angeles. People responded to these challenges by evacuating, seeking shelter and relying on community support. Also, authorities and organizations worked to provide sources, including emergency kits and aid kits.

2025-03-24 21:01:26 UTC

I have heard about a flood in Florida and the destruction was outstanding, the US government sent rescue team and helicopters to transport goods and injured people to local hospital.

2025-03-24 21:01:27 UTC

I have read about the great china flood of 1931. It was the deadliest natural disaster by far, claiming over 4 million lives. People responded panicking and attempted to run away and some tried to drive away, but it was unsuccessful and claimed the lives of many.

31kle4 — 2025-03-24 21:02:01 UTC

A disaster I have read about was the storm of Johnstown that happened in 1889. It was a tragic loss for many residents and families. However, people responded to the challenges they faced from the environment by moving to higher ground to wait out of the flood. As a result, many survived the storm, but many lost their lives 😛🤠🥰🤗😍😉!

30kmonzonmedrano — 2025-03-24 21:02:02 UTC

I heard that tornadoes are very dangerous they can destroy any that is in their way. Tornadoes kill about 80 each year.That is why they build an underground place to hide. So, when a tornado comes they just go underground. The is why the tornadoes can be injured or have killed many people each year.

31kphan — 2025-03-24 21:02:39 UTC

A disaster I have heard about was the earthquake in 2023. Many people were injured of its magnitude and hospitals were running out of supplies. How they responded back was to rapidly restock hospital supplies just in case another disaster comes in.

31cclemente — 2025-03-24 21:02:43 UTC

A disaster that I have heard and read about is 9/11 though there were many deaths because of the terrorist attack many people in America refused to give up such as firefighters,citizens,and police men. People honor everyone that died in this tragic incident.

2025-03-24 21:02:48 UTC

A disaster I've heard or read about is The Great Ice Storm of 1998. It appeared with little to no warning, so people didn't have a lot of time to prepare. They reacted to the ice storm by staying inside, or if they were driving, crashed. Cities responded to the storm by opening up shelter too.

31izarsoza — 2025-03-24 21:04:21 UTC

A disaster I've read about is the Great Tsunami of 2011. It happened when a massive earthquake hit the Pacific coast of Japan. The tsunami destroyed many houses and buildings and around 18,500 people sadly passed and around 2,500 people went missing.

31agonsalez — 2025-03-24 21:04:23 UTC

One of the disasters I heard about was one of the wild fires in California it was traveling all over ca and people were panicking because it destroyed buildings, city's, and houses. Therefore people didn't had a place to stay and were homeless. People help others when there stuck with challenges like losing a home but they do first they help sneak shelter and help with there heath to see if there okay.

30mtruong6 — 2025-03-24 21:06:01 UTC

A disaster I have heard or read about is the Hindenburg. It is about when Hindenburg is caught on fire by a spark. 35 out of 97 people died in the Hindenburg. Some people jumped off the Hindenburg to survive, and other people were saved by the rescue people. 🐔😁

31mlawfer — 2025-03-24 21:06:03 UTC

A disaster I have read about is oil spills. People responded to this challenge by cleaning animals in need, and making the ocean cleaner.