Pandemics in British History 5

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What was one unique characteristic of the 1918 pandemic compared to most strains of the flu?

It affected younger, stronger people than usual.

Why was the 1918 flu pandemic particularly unusual?

It suddenly disappeared without a trace.

What is one similarity between the 1918 flu pandemic and the COVID-19 pandemic?

They both led to the closure of entire countries.

Which best describes the impact of COVID-19 by November 2020?

1.3 million deaths globally and widespread country closures.

What is one reason why humans remain at the mercy of pandemics despite modern medicine?

The constant mutation of viruses.

What does the text suggest about the impact of the 1918 flu compared to World War I?

The 1918 flu killed more people than World War I.

Based on the information in the text, what can be inferred about the role of 'flu in ending World War I?

'Flu had no impact on World War I's conclusion.

What might be a reason for the 'flu pandemic being particularly deadly in 1918?

'Flu was caused by a new type of virus.

'Why is it mentioned that 'flu struck down younger, stronger people than anyone else?'

'Flu being deadly for strong individuals was unexpected.

'In what way did COVID-19 impact most countries by November 2020?'

'Flu led to global country closures and numerous deaths.

Explore the history of pandemics in Britain and how they have affected the population. Learn about the causes of pandemics and the impact on society before the invention of antibiotics.

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