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gladu [14]
3 years ago
7

• Choose at least five artifacts that you would submit to museums to tell the story of the pandemic. Explain the meaning of

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77julia77 [94]3 years ago
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Explanation:

This is pretty straightforward. Just think of items that were important to the pandemic, such as masks or toilet paper.

Think of why they were important: we need masks to slow the virus down so scientists have more time to make a vaccine, and for toilet paper people started hoarding them because why not.

Why do these items best capture this time period of the pandemic? Well, they are the most recognizable items from the pandemic and most important.

Now think of 3 more items that best represent the pandemic. I can't just give all the answers to you; it's kind of an opinion question.

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