history
Who founded the American Red Cross in 1881?
Who is Clara Barton?
What kind of natural disasters does the Red Cross respond to?
What are hurricanes, floods, fires, and earthquakes?
What does the Red Cross collect to help save lives?
What is blood?
What symbol does the Red Cross use in many Muslim countries?
What is the Red Crescent?
What does the red cross symbol mean in times of war?
What is protection and neutrality?
What war inspired the creation of the International Red Cross?
What is the Battle of Solferino?
What is the first thing the Red Cross sets up for people displaced by disasters?
What are emergency shelters?
True or False: One blood donation can save up to three lives.
What is true?
What is the main goal of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)?
What is protecting people during war?
What is the Red Cross motto often used in conflict zones?
What is "Even war has rules"?
In what year was the International Red Cross founded?
What is 1863?
What emergency item does the Red Cross often provide after disasters?
What is a comfort kit or hygiene kit?
What age must most people be to donate blood (without parent permission)?
What is 17 years old?
What is the term for the laws that protect people during conflict?
What is International Humanitarian Law?
Name one of the three official emblems of the Red Cross Movement.
What is the Red Cross, Red Crescent, or Red Crystal?
What organization is in charge of Red Cross work in war zones?
What is the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)?
Who do Red Cross volunteers usually work with during large disasters?
What are local emergency services or first responders?
What should you do before donating blood to feel your best?
What is eat a good meal and drink water?
What kind of people are protected under the Geneva Conventions?
What are civilians, prisoners of war, and medical workers?
Why does the Red Cross stay neutral in conflict?
So they can help everyone and stay safe.
What major disaster in the U.S. did Clara Barton first respond to?
What is the Johnstown Flood?
What is one way the Red Cross helps people prepare for disasters before they happen?
What is offering emergency preparedness training or kits?
What type of blood is known as the “universal donor”?
What is O negative?
What is the Red Cross’s role in helping families during war?
What is reconnecting families separated by conflict or disaster?
How many countries are part of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement?
What is over 190 countries?