1. Hurricane Katrina Hits the Gulf Coast

2. Biggest Natural Disasters by Decade

3. Outside the Superdome

4. Evacuees Form Lines to Enter the Superdome

5. Katrina Evacuees at the Superdome

6. Evacuees line up the Streets

11. Evacuees will have problems finding affordable housing African Americans will be particularly affected: They lived in poor neighborhoods that suffered severe damage. Most did not have home insurance. They have difficulties finding jobs. They will not be able to buy the expensive houses being built. They will not afford the higher rents.

13. Students had to Move to Other Schools

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