1. THE 1918 SPANISH FLU

2. ENDEMIC, PANDEMIC or EPIDEMIC? LARGE CLUSTER OF DISEASE IN LOTS OF COUNTRIES; GLOBAL LARGE CLUSTER OF DISEASE FOUND REGIONALLY NORMAL DISEASE FOUND FROM YEAR TO YEAR

3. Spanish Flu Details When = Occurred in 1918 Cause = H1N1 virus Symptoms = Same as typical flu. More severe for some people. Led to death for many people. Distribution = 1/3 of world population was infected. Also affected pigs.

4. DEATH TOLLS BY COUNTRY 1918

5. 1918 Spanish Flu Distribution

9. “The City Board of Health this afternoon issued an order closing all schools in this city beginning tomorrow morning. Schools will remain closed until further orders from the board. Parents are requested by the board to see that children are kept at home and not allowed to congregate on the street or in public places. Members of the board expressed themselves as feeling that this is most important and the co-operation of the public is asked.” http://sloblogs.thetribunenews.com/slovault/2009/05/spanish-flu-of-1918-part-ii/#storylink=cpy

10. “Mrs. Isabella M. Williston of Atascadero died last night at Camp Fremont where for a week she was in charge of sixty cases of Spanish Influenza. Mrs. Williston was the wife of Second Lieut. Williston of the Atascadero Home Guard and chief linotype operator of the Lewis publishing interests. When a call came for volunteers to care for the sick at the army camps Mrs. Williston was among the first to respond, being sent to Camp Fremont. Funeral arrangements are as yet unannounced.” http://sloblogs.thetribunenews.com/slovault/2009/05/spanish-flu-of-1918-part-ii/#storylink=cpy

11. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/phot o-gallery/influenza/ PICTURES ABOUT THE SPANISH FLU

12. LETS TAKE SOME NOTES

13. Write a 2-3 full sentences paragraph about the Spanish flu, including the words written in blue: infectious disease, symptoms, epidemic and pandemic.