Week 3 Lessons March 30-April 3, 2k20 
Below is a summary of Mr. B's March 26 lesson.  He didn't hit "record" on Zoom :( Sorry!
Ms. Jordan
April 2 11:00-11:30
Mr. Barry
April 2: 10:30-11:00 - If you do not attend you will receive a zero for a HW grade
Mr. B's 8 Minute Globalization and Coronavirus Mini-Lesson
Please Watch This Flick about the Coronavirus and the Economy...
The following Q’s are divided into three sets. Each set follows a part of the article and the Q’s are due at different times. Enjoy the article and Q’s that Ms. Jordan and I put together regarding globalization and the coronavirus pandemic.
Please type in complete sentences. Title your Google Docs: “Set I Q’s” “Set II Q’s” and “Set III Q’s when you send them to us. -10 points if you do not follow these directions. No exceptions.
Set I Q’s due Tuesday, March 31 by Noon
- What is the definition of a pandemic?
 - Look at the picture of the three people on the bottom of page 1. Who are these three people and what do they have in common?
 - In history, what are the two largest pandemics in world history according to the graph/list?
 - According to the Johns Hopkins University picture/chart what are the five countries with the most confirmed cases? How many total confirmed cases are there in the world? What continent appears to be the most affected?
 - How many people have recovered from the coronavirus?
 
- Why do you think minimum wage is different in different countries? (opinionated)
 - What is minimum wage in the United States?
 - According to the New York Times article title what does “containment” mean?
 - Approximately how much of the world was affected by the Spanish Flu and how many Americans died from the Spanish Flu?
 - Explain how interconnectedness created the current problem with the coronavirus.
 - After reading the extensive scenario about a Chinese factory what do you think would be two possible steps that might happen next? (opinionated)
 
- After reading the six blue Q’s regarding the town of Bryson City what are two other possible questions people would consider asking? (opinionated)
 - How has the coronavirus affected the European Union?
 - The “Analysis Q” states: How the world will look after the coronavirus pandemic. What is one change the world needs to make going forward after seeing how this pandemic has affected globalization (opinionated)