1. Factors that affect the effects earthquakes have on humans.
Klara and Donovan

2. Different factors affecting humans
Poverty
Inertia
Infrequency
Overpopulation
Building design
Education and preparation
Economic opportunities.

3. Poverty
The Poverty or Riches of a country have a direct consequence on the effects of an Earthquake.
Communications are a big disadvantage for poor countries.
Internet
Telephones
Communication with other countries.

4. Poverty can cause less effective rescue operations
People in poor counties probably cant offord proper health care.

5. Inertia
In poor parts of the world, where earthquakes occur regularly and without warning
People have lived there for generations and cannot move because of different reasons
Jobs
Economic
Family
Etc.
They do not have the same education and preparations
Sometimes an earthquake occurs during the night
People need to rebuild their houses all the time
Less effective emergency rescue

6. Infrequency
Earthquakes happen fairly infrequently making it unpredictable
People risk moving into these areas hoping an earthquake does not occur
People become carless and believe they are safe and don't take precautions. (e.g.. San Francisco)
When an earthquake does occur the affects can be made worse due to the fact that a settlement is near a fault line.

7. Overpopulation
countries that are overpopulated and are located in a hazardous area
Some of these countries are very poor and the people here are forced to live in this dangerous area
Overpopulated areas are in danger during a natural disaster because of shortages of resources:
-water
-food
-clothes
-shelter

8. Building Design
The most common fatalities and injuries come from falling debris.
Poor countries may not have the possibility to build earthquake proof this endangers peoples lives and means that buildings have to be rebuilt.
Big cities are at danger because of their skyscrapers and tall buildings.
Big buildings like skyscrapers indanger neibouring buildings and the lives of many.
It is impossible to build a 100% earthquake proof building.

9. Education and preparation
Preparation is an important tool in dangerous situations because it helps know how to act in such an event.
Countries that have poor education will be ill prepared for earthquakes.
Just basic education could save the liveds of many.
Your level of preparation can directly affect your chance of survival
There are many easy steps to educate people for such an event

10. Economic Opportunities
The possibility of having a job and making money attracts lots of people to tectonicaly active areas.
Cities that are located next to natural resources
Jobs
People leaving an area that was affected by earthquakes to go to a safer places is a good way to boost the economy of a certain area.
Construction companies also make a lot of money out of these situations.