A look at New Orleans 10 years after Katrina

The video discusses the economic boom in New Orleans, contrasting it with the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, particularly in the Lower 9th Ward. It highlights the community's resilience and heroism, especially by individuals like John Kelly. The recovery process is criticized for being uneven and racially biased. The government's inadequate response is scrutinized, with a focus on the lack of leadership during the crisis. The video concludes with the ongoing rebuilding efforts and the feeling of abandonment among some residents.

What was the state of tourism and property prices in New Orleans before the impact of Hurricane Katrina?

• Tourism was stable and property prices were unchanged.

• Tourism was booming and property prices were rising.

• Tourism was non-existent and property prices were stagnant.

• Tourism was declining and property prices were falling.

What was the condition of the Lower 9th Ward ten years after Hurricane Katrina?

• Abandoned with no signs of recovery.

• Completely rebuilt with new infrastructure.

• Barely a third of the homes were rebuilt.

• Fully restored to its original state.

Who was John Kelly and what role did he play during Hurricane Katrina?

• A government official coordinating the response.

• A journalist who reported on the disaster.

• A Gulf War veteran who helped save lives.

• A local politician who organized relief efforts.

What was a significant criticism of the recovery efforts after Hurricane Katrina?

• The recovery was quick and efficient.

• The recovery was biased against wealthy individuals.

• The recovery focused only on infrastructure.

• The recovery was uneven and racially biased.

What was a major criticism of President Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina?

• He failed to land and assess the situation on the ground.

• He visited the affected areas too frequently.

• He provided too much funding for recovery.

• He praised the emergency director excessively.