Causes of Death
Impacts of Death
Aftermath/Preparedness
100

Plate tectonics cause the Earth’s crust to move, sometimes creating these sudden releases of energy that shake the ground

What are earthquakes?

100

When many people die in a natural disaster, families often lose loved ones and experience this emotional response

What is grief?

100

To stay safe during a natural disaster, people are advised to gather medical information, make an evacuation plan, watch emergency alerts, and keep extra tools. These actions are part of

What is disaster preparedness?

200

This term describes the final, direct reason someone dies during a natural disaster, such as drowning in a flood or being crushed in an earthquake

What is an immediate cause of death?

200

Parents can lose a child or vice versa or families can be forced to migrate. These are examples of

What is a social impact of death?

200

Natural disasters cause devastating effects each year, including structural damage and human fatalities, taking approximately 40,000 to 50,000 of these annually

What are human lives?

300

In cold-weather disasters, death can result from prolonged exposure that drops the body’s core temperature below normal, a condition called 

What is hypothermia?

300

After a tornado levels an entire town, many businesses close, workers lose their jobs, and rebuilding costs soar. This type of effect on a community is called

What is an economic impact?

300

By creating evacuation plans, early warning systems, and emergency kits, communities aim to do this to the number of deaths during a natural disaster.

What is decreasing mortality rates?