Pandemics Across History COVID-19, Bubonic Plague, Influenza (1918) *Editable*
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These resources focus on applying the ideas learned in Civics and Government while having students make meaning and engage with important and relevant current issues. They include checks for understanding/formative assessments within the implicit bias and pandemics presentations, and supports for lePrice $13.00Original Price $17.00Save $4.00
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This editable presentation with embedded discussion questions and a research prompt examines 3 pandemics: the Bubonic Plague pandemic of the 1300s-1600s, the Influenza pandemic of 1918, and #Covid-19. It would be perfect for a Political Science, Government class, Economics class, or History class as it examines public policy and economic impacts. If you are searching for digital resources that connect to current events, extend student knowledge, and cause students to critically think, this is perfect for you!
This product includes:
- Background information on Black Plague, Spanish Flu and Covid-19
- Public Policy & Economic Impacts of each Illness
- Discussion Questions
- Research Prompt
- Citations
- Primary source
Note: If you would like the PowerPoint file please email me (laurel.parr3@gmail.com) and I will be happy to provide it.
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"Bring Out Your Dead", by Edmund Evans, is licensed under CC BY 4.0 / Cropped from theoriginal.
