the day the dam broke jack the people of jhonstown responded to the floods by showing tenancy the first time. people around the world sent food money and clothing to jhonstown. they set up tents and began rebuilding. Andrew carnage donated $10,000 and the town rebuilt the library. the town of jhonstown was not look good but today its well runned and under management.
Joakim The Johnstown Flooding The people of Johnstown responded to the flooding by helping the people. Their response was swift, and people started to send money, food, and clothing. The Red Cross helped the survivors by helping them survive the aftermath of the flooding. Many people tried to blame the South Fork Club for the incident, and Johnstown even sued, but was ruled that it was an accident and no money was given. One club member ,Andrew Carnegie, even donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the town library. Even though other club members kept silent and didn’t help. It took the government for a whole other flood to happen until finally re-routing the rivers to help prevent future floods. This did not work however and Johnstown had another major flood in 1977. This caused many to leave and many businesses to be shut down. The people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of responding to the flooding with help from many others.
The Johnstown villagers got a quick response from around the world when the dam broke. They were sent money, food, and clothing. Even some of the club members donated money. Andrew Carnegie had donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the public library. They also started a flood watching program and improved the protection systems. This all had happened to help and protect the johnstown villagers after and from the floods.
Eli The people of Johnstown showed great tenacity. After the 1977 flood, many people moved away from Johnstown. Business was not thriving in Johnstown anymore because many people moved away. in later years, people built stronger dams and had emergency plans just in case the dam broke. They identify weaknesses of the dam and try to fix them. Today Johnstown is prepared for another flood
The first time people from Johnstown had experienced the flood people from around the world sent clothes ,food,and other things to the people or Johnstown.The second time that Johnstown had flooded a guy named Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 to Johnstown and built a library a new library for them.The final time that the flood happened the city built a flood watching protection system and later on improved it.
David The people of Johnstown responded to the flooding by helping the people. The response was swift and people started to spend money, food, and clothing. The Red Cross helped survivors survive the aftermath of the flooding. Many people tried to blame on the South Fork Club and Johnstown even sued but was said it was just an accident by the court. One club member, Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town library. It took the government a whole other flood to reroute the rivers, In 1977, another huge flood came which made people leave and business were shut down. The people of Johnstown responded to the flooding putting in a swift way.
Jacqueline The Day the Dam Broke People of Johnstown respond to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity the first time. They responded by sending money, food, and clothing. In the text it states, “ People around the world sent money, food, and clothing.” They also showed great tenacity by setting up tents and began to rebuild. The text states, “ They set up tents and began to rebuild.” They also had some club members contributed to relief efforts. A man named Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. According to the text it states, “ Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilted the town’s library.” In the end the people of Johnstown responded to the challenge by showing great tenacity.
Said The Johnstown people got a quick response from around the world. They were sent food,money,and clothing. Even some of the club members donated money. Andrew Carnegie had donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the public library.The city also started a flood protection system to protect the town from disasters. In conclusion Johnstown is more safe and protected from floods.
the first thing they did was warn the other people and tell them its going to flood and then they did not care and so couple of minutes later it happened so they went to higher ground and when it was over a lot of homes were destroyed and all the property damage cost 17 million dollars and they donated 10 thousands to then they wanted to rebuilt it so they did and people left and people stayed.
The challenge Johnstown was a two big floods. The response of Johnstown was swift and people started to send money. The Red Cross helped survivors and people around the world sent money, clothing, and food. Johnstown sued the South Fork Club for the calamity with the mishandling of the dam. The flood was an accident the court ruled but awarded no money. Johnstown set tents and began to rebuild again. A club member Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. The government paid to have to river rerouted. In 1977, another flood happened. 12 inches in 10 hours 128 million gallons of water in Johnstown. This time businesses closed for good, and people moved. The flood of 1977 dimmed Johnstown future. Johnstown’s challenge was a flood and they solved the problem by rebuilding but another flood happened and people moved and businesses closed.
The people of Johnstown respond to the flooding of helping the people. The response was swift and people started to send money, food, and clothing. Many tried to blame the accident on the South Fork Club for causing the calamity with its mishandling. One club member Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. Even though they re-routed the rives the 1977 flood dimmed johnstown’s future. The Johnstown residents rebuilt once again, believing there would be no more floods. But on july 20, 1977, nearly 12 inches of rain fell in 10 hours. The Six dams burst, pouring 128 million gallons of water into Johnstown.
the response was a swift as the news spread. the people around the world went to go send money, food, and clothing and in 1889 the flood was the worst disaster and the people of Johnstown sued the the town because the south fork club said that they were going to fix the dam and make it more safer for the people
After the 1977 flood,many people moved.And businesses were closed for good.They were afraid that maybe another flood would happen.Hurricane Harvey disaster killed many people.But many people lived but they didn't have,food and cloth.Because the red cross and people donated food and cloth to the people that were hurt.Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the town liberty.
People of Johnstown respond to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity. “People around the world sent money ,food and clothes “to help. They also set up tents and began to rebuild . A man named “Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town's library “. when another flood hit johnstown 1963 the federal government paid to have rivers rerouted that is how they responded to the challenges by solving it and working together.
After the the flooding the people showed tenacity. After the first flooding people around the world sent money,food, and clothing. The Red Cross arrived to help survivors and people began to rebuild the city. The a second flood came after that one the people of Johnstown sued. “But the courts ruled the flood was just an accident and awarded no money.” But Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. In 1936 another flood happened and this time the government helped by paid to have the rivers re-routed.
Carrie The Day the Dam Broke The people of Johnstown responded to the challenges of flooding in many ways. One is that the people blamed the South Fork Club for mishandling the dam.So the people of Johnstown sued the South Fork Club.Then another flood happen so the federal government paid to have the rivers rerouted.The people thought there won't be any more flood so they rebuilded,but they were wrong there was another flood in 1977.So now the people of Johnstown would moved or closed businesses for good.Now these days,The National weather service sponsors a flood watchers program.
The people of johnstown responded to the flood not that well because the people got a little Angry at the club fork members because when the dam broke, But Andrew donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. The people were not happy with the club beacause they told the people there would be no more floods.
The people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of the flood. I know this because in the text “ The Day the Dam Broke “ states “ Response was swift as news spread people around the world sent money, food, and clothing. The recently created Red Cross arrived to help survivors. Most of the town wanted to sue the Fork Fishing and Hunting club. And so they did to sue them. But they got no money from suing them. After the flood some people that were part of the club donated money. The text states “ Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000, and rebuilt the town’s library. “ The text also states “ The federal government paid to have the river rerouted.” The town just got rebuilt as something terrible was right around the corner. Another flood had hit. Almost 12 inches of water. In this disaster 6 dams burst and poured 128 million gallons of water. During this time many people had moved, and businesses had closed for good. The text also states “ Today, key activities help reduce the danger to Johnstown. The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watches program, and studies are done to identify weakness in the flood protection systems. But there is also an emergency plan, just in case the waters overrun Johnstown again. The people of Johnstown had reacted amazingly. Hopefully the town of Johnstown does not have to go through this experience again.
Mia People of Johnstown responded to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity. I know this because in the text " The Day the Dam Broke ".It all started when I man named Ruff bought the dam. he had turned it into a club with fishing. He had changed some of the thing that had held up dam. So it burst. But they had much help to come over this challenge. The text states " Response was swift as news spread around the world sent money,food,clothing. The recently created Red Cross arrived to help survivors. Most of the town wanted to sue the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club." And so they did. But they got no money out of suing them. After the flood some people that were part of the club donated money. The text states " Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000 dollars, and rebuilt the town library." The text also states " The federal government paid to have their river rerouted. "The town just got rebuilt as something terrible was right around the corner. Another flood had hit. Almost 12 inches of water. In this disaster 6 dams burst and poured 128 million gallons of water. During this time many people had moved,and businesses had closed for good. The text states " Today,key activities help reduce the danger to Johnstown. The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watch program, and studies are done to identify weakness in the flood protection systems. But there is an emergency plan, just in case the waters overturn Johnstown again. The people had reacted amazingly from the floods. Hopefully the town of Johnstown does not have to go through this experience again.
In 1977 people from Johnstown Pennsylvania went through a hard time because a flood happened in their town. During this flood the people had lost their homes, business, property, and probably family or friends. This was hard for them, but after people began to donate and give stuff that was needed for them. For example, money, clothing, food, blankets, and anything else people could give to help out. The Red Cross also came along and helped out the ones most injured or sick and then with the ones that weren’t that bad. After a man named Andrew Carnegie donated $ 10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. Today The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watchers incase another flood comes along. Now Johnstown tries to figure out plans so that not another flood strikes the town as the others did.
How do people meet environmental challenges? The people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of the flood. In the text it states that one way they overcame the challenge of the flood is by re-routing the rivers, Believing there will be no more floods. The Red Cross helped the survivors and people around the world sent money, clothes, and food for the survivors. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. But on July 20, 1977, Six dams burst, pouring 128 million gallons of water into Johnstown!
German In the 1889, 1936, and 1997 floods in Johnstown, Pennsylvania people responded to the disasters. People sent food, money, water, and clothes. The Red Cross went to Johnstown to help the victims. They began to rebuild the city. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and helped rebuild the library. The government then payed for the rivers to be re-routed in 1936. Residents of the 1977 flood moved away and business closed down. The city of Johns towns has had a tragic history
While damaged had caused in the flooding in Johnstown in 1977. Since people around the world had heard about what had happened sent money and clothes and food to help. With all the generous things that people had sent around the world. One of the most grand donations was Andrew Garnegie donated 10,000 dollars. While in all came people around the world would help.
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ReplyDeletejack the people of jhonstown responded to the floods by showing tenancy the first time. people around the world sent food money and clothing to jhonstown. they set up tents and began rebuilding. Andrew carnage donated $10,000 and the town rebuilt the library. the town of jhonstown was not look good but today its well runned and under management.
Joakim
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The people of Johnstown responded to the flooding by helping the people. Their response was swift, and people started to send money, food, and clothing. The Red Cross helped the survivors by helping them survive the aftermath of the flooding. Many people tried to blame the South Fork Club for the incident, and Johnstown even sued, but was ruled that it was an accident and no money was given. One club member ,Andrew Carnegie, even donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the town library. Even though other club members kept silent and didn’t help. It took the government for a whole other flood to happen until finally re-routing the rivers to help prevent future floods. This did not work however and Johnstown had another major flood in 1977. This caused many to leave and many businesses to be shut down. The people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of responding to the flooding with help from many others.
Severin The day the Dam Broke
ReplyDeleteThe Johnstown villagers got a quick response from around the world when the dam broke. They were sent money, food, and clothing. Even some of the club members donated money. Andrew Carnegie had donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the public library. They also started a flood watching program and improved the protection systems. This all had happened to help and protect the johnstown villagers after and from the floods.
Eli
ReplyDeleteThe people of Johnstown showed great tenacity. After the 1977 flood, many people moved away from Johnstown. Business was not thriving in Johnstown anymore because many people moved away. in later years, people built stronger dams and had emergency plans just in case the dam broke. They identify weaknesses of the dam and try to fix them. Today Johnstown is prepared for another flood
The first time people from Johnstown had experienced the flood people from around the world sent clothes ,food,and other things to the people or Johnstown.The second time that Johnstown had flooded a guy named Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 to Johnstown and built a library a new library for them.The final time that the flood happened the city built a flood watching protection system and later on improved it.
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ReplyDeleteThe people of Johnstown responded to the flooding by helping the people. The response was swift and people started to spend money, food, and clothing. The Red Cross helped survivors survive the aftermath of the flooding. Many people tried to blame on the South Fork Club and Johnstown even sued but was said it was just an accident by the court. One club member, Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town library. It took the government a whole other flood to reroute the rivers, In 1977, another huge flood came which made people leave and business were shut down. The people of Johnstown responded to the flooding putting in a swift way.
Jacqueline
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People of Johnstown respond to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity the first time. They responded by sending money, food, and clothing. In the text it states, “ People around the world sent money, food, and clothing.” They also showed great tenacity by setting up tents and began to rebuild. The text states, “ They set up tents and began to rebuild.” They also had some club members contributed to relief efforts. A man named Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. According to the text it states, “ Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilted the town’s library.” In the end the people of Johnstown responded to the challenge by showing great tenacity.
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ReplyDeleteThe Johnstown people got a quick response from around the world. They were sent food,money,and clothing. Even some of the club members donated money. Andrew Carnegie had donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the public library.The city also started a flood protection system to protect the town from disasters. In conclusion Johnstown is more safe and protected from floods.
the first thing they did was warn the other people and tell them its going to flood and then they did not care and so couple of minutes later it happened so they went to higher ground and when it was over a lot of homes were destroyed and all the property damage cost 17 million dollars and they donated 10 thousands to then they wanted to rebuilt it so they did and people left and people stayed.
ReplyDeleteThe challenge Johnstown was a two big floods. The response of Johnstown was swift and people started to send money. The Red Cross helped survivors and people around the world sent money, clothing, and food. Johnstown sued the South Fork Club for the calamity with the mishandling of the dam. The flood was an accident the court ruled but awarded no money. Johnstown set tents and began to rebuild again. A club member Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. The government paid to have to river rerouted. In 1977, another flood happened. 12 inches in 10 hours 128 million gallons of water in Johnstown. This time businesses closed for good, and people moved. The flood of 1977 dimmed Johnstown future. Johnstown’s challenge was a flood and they solved the problem by rebuilding but another flood happened and people moved and businesses closed.
ReplyDeleteThe people of Johnstown respond to the flooding of helping the people. The response was swift and people started to send money, food, and clothing. Many tried to blame the accident on the South Fork Club for causing the calamity with its mishandling. One club member Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. Even though they re-routed the rives the 1977 flood dimmed johnstown’s future. The Johnstown residents rebuilt once again, believing there would be no more floods. But on july 20, 1977, nearly 12 inches of rain fell in 10 hours. The Six dams burst, pouring 128 million gallons of water into Johnstown.
ReplyDeletethe response was a swift as the news spread. the people around the world went to go send money, food, and clothing and in 1889 the flood was the worst disaster and the people of Johnstown sued the the town because the south fork club said that they were going to fix the dam and make it more safer for the people
ReplyDeleteAfter the 1977 flood,many people moved.And businesses were closed for good.They were afraid that maybe another flood would happen.Hurricane Harvey disaster killed many people.But many people lived but they didn't have,food and cloth.Because the red cross and people donated food and cloth to the people that were hurt.Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000 dollars and rebuilt the town liberty.
ReplyDeletePeople of Johnstown respond to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity. “People around the world sent money ,food and clothes “to help. They also set up tents and began to rebuild . A man named “Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town's library “. when another flood hit johnstown 1963 the federal government paid to have rivers rerouted that is how they responded to the challenges by solving it and working together.
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ReplyDeleteAfter the the flooding the people showed tenacity. After the first flooding people around the world sent money,food, and clothing. The Red Cross arrived to help survivors and people began to rebuild the city. The a second flood came after that one the people of Johnstown sued. “But the courts ruled the flood was just an accident and awarded no money.” But Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. In 1936 another flood happened and this time the government helped by paid to have the rivers re-routed.
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The people of Johnstown responded to the challenges of flooding in many ways. One is that the people blamed the South Fork Club for mishandling the dam.So the people of Johnstown sued the South Fork Club.Then another flood happen so the federal government paid to have the rivers rerouted.The people thought there won't be any more flood so they rebuilded,but they were wrong there was another flood in 1977.So now the people of Johnstown would moved or closed businesses for good.Now these days,The National weather service sponsors a flood watchers program.
The people of johnstown responded to the flood not that well because the people got a little Angry at the club fork members because when the dam broke, But Andrew donated $10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. The people were not happy with the club beacause they told the people there would be no more floods.
ReplyDeleteThe people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of the flood. I know this because in the text “ The Day the Dam Broke “ states “ Response was swift as news spread people around the world sent money, food, and clothing. The recently created Red Cross arrived to help survivors. Most of the town wanted to sue the Fork Fishing and Hunting club. And so they did to sue them. But they got no money from suing them. After the flood some people that were part of the club donated money. The text states “ Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000, and rebuilt the town’s library. “ The text also states “ The federal government paid to have the river rerouted.” The town just got rebuilt as something terrible was right around the corner. Another flood had hit. Almost 12 inches of water. In this disaster 6 dams burst and poured 128 million gallons of water. During this time many people had moved, and businesses had closed for good. The text also states “ Today, key activities help reduce the danger to Johnstown. The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watches program, and studies are done to identify weakness in the flood protection systems. But there is also an emergency plan, just in case the waters overrun Johnstown again. The people of Johnstown had reacted amazingly. Hopefully the town of Johnstown does not have to go through this experience again.
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DeletePeople of Johnstown responded to the challenges of flooding by showing great tenacity. I know this because in the text " The Day the Dam Broke ".It all started when I man named Ruff bought the dam. he had turned it into a club with fishing. He had changed some of the thing that had held up dam. So it burst. But they had much help to come over this challenge. The text states " Response was swift as news spread around the world sent money,food,clothing. The recently created Red Cross arrived to help survivors. Most of the town wanted to sue the South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club." And so they did. But they got no money out of suing them. After the flood some people that were part of the club donated money. The text states " Some club members contributed to relief efforts. Andrew Carnegie donated 10,000 dollars, and rebuilt the town library." The text also states " The federal government paid to have their river rerouted. "The town just got rebuilt as something terrible was right around the corner. Another flood had hit. Almost 12 inches of water. In this disaster 6 dams burst and poured 128 million gallons of water. During this time many people had moved,and businesses had closed for good. The text states " Today,key activities help reduce the danger to Johnstown. The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watch program, and studies are done to identify weakness in the flood protection systems. But there is an emergency plan, just in case the waters overturn Johnstown again. The people had reacted amazingly from the floods. Hopefully the town of Johnstown does not have to go through this experience again.
In 1977 people from Johnstown Pennsylvania went through a hard time because a flood happened in their town. During this flood the people had lost their homes, business, property, and probably family or friends. This was hard for them, but after people began to donate and give stuff that was needed for them. For example, money, clothing, food, blankets, and anything else people could give to help out. The Red Cross also came along and helped out the ones most injured or sick and then with the ones that weren’t that bad. After a man named Andrew Carnegie donated $ 10,000 and rebuilt the towns library. Today The National Weather Service sponsors a flood watchers incase another flood comes along. Now Johnstown tries to figure out plans so that not another flood strikes the town as the others did.
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ReplyDeleteThe people of Johnstown overcame the challenge of the flood. In the text it states that one way they overcame the challenge of the flood is by re-routing the rivers, Believing there will be no more floods. The Red Cross helped the survivors and people around the world sent money, clothes, and food for the survivors. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and rebuilt the town’s library. But on July 20, 1977, Six dams burst, pouring 128 million gallons of water into Johnstown!
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ReplyDeleteIn the 1889, 1936, and 1997 floods in Johnstown, Pennsylvania people responded to the disasters. People sent food, money, water, and clothes. The Red Cross went to Johnstown to help the victims. They began to rebuild the city. Andrew Carnegie donated $10,000 and helped rebuild the library. The government then payed for the rivers to be re-routed in 1936. Residents of the 1977 flood moved away and business closed down. The city of Johns towns has had a tragic history
While damaged had caused in the flooding in Johnstown in 1977. Since people around the world had heard about what had happened sent money and clothes and food to help. With all the generous things that people had sent around the world. One of the most grand donations was Andrew Garnegie donated 10,000 dollars. While in all came people around the world would help.
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