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School Tsunami Alert Drill Discussion

Analyze reactions to a simulated tsunami warning at school. Discuss preparedness and evacuation plans. Complete reading check questions on the Early Cold War Years Chapter 13, focusing on the Berlin airlift, China's revolution impact on American foreign policy, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Cold War strategy, and Long Telegram's influence.

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School Tsunami Alert Drill Discussion

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  1. Quick Write • What do you think about this audio clip? • If there was a Tsunami warning played on the school intercom, (similar to the one we just heard) saying that a tsunami was going to hit the Newport-Huntington beach coast within the next hour how would you feel or react? • Do you think the school is prepared to keep you safe and has a proper evacuation plan?

  2. Homework The Early Cold War Years Chapter 13 Section 2 • Answer Reading Check Question on page 636: What triggered the beginning of the Berlin airlift? • Answer Reading Check Question on page 637: How did the revolution in China affect American foreign policy with Japan? • Checking For Understanding on page 638: • # 3: How did the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan address the spread of communism? • # 4: What long-term Cold War strategy did the United States follow? • # 5: How did the Long Telegram influence American policy?

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