Thursday

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Black Death, Spanish Flu, Swine Flu...Do those sound familiar? You might have heard about them in History class. Some of the deadliest pandemics have hit our civilization before, and we learned a lot about how they affected society. Watch this VIDEO on the deadliest pandemics in history. After the video, each student is responsible for submitting a drawing of ONE of these diseases. Attached to the drawing should be a couple of paragraphs on how it affected society during that time, and how you think it might have affected today’s society.

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