There comes a time in the world where the outcome of certain events can cause enormous social change, one such event is Hurricane Katrina. The events that took place before, during and after Katrina, although they only had a physical impact on a few places, were left in everyone's minds. Many actions could have been taken to prevent the damage from such a catastrophic event, but nothing was done. Hurricane Katrina, a Category 3 hurricane, struck Louisiana and parts of Mississippi. New Orleans in particular, for various reasons, suffered the most damage. Katrina began as a small hurricane that formed in the Bahamas as it moved toward Louisiana and Mississippi. He became a Category 5, which is the strongest he can become, then decreased to Category 3 once he finally hit. The storm caused incredible damage, and Hurricane Katrina was considered the most destructive and costly natural disaster in United States history. The death toll stands at 1,836, with 200 bodies unclaimed and more than 700 people missing. Hurricane Katrina was a source of social change as people learned from the impact it had on the minds and bodies of the citizens of New Orleans, the mismanagement and lack of leadership that the government has demonstrated, as well as the substantial immediate and long-term economic damage it has caused. the country. Hurricane Katrina had a huge impact on the world and especially on New Orleans, as there was significant damage to citizens' property and, more importantly, to their bodies and minds. Hurricane Katrina had the greatest impact on the residents of New Orleans. With their homes destroyed or uninhabitable, thousands of New Orleans residents were forced to flee into the Superdome and amid the papers of workers, police and military personnel. Many felt like the government cared less because New Orleans was primarily made up of low-income African Americans. Looking at the bigger picture, it is very important to understand everything that happened before, during and after the flood in order to create better protection in New Orleans and any other place where a situation like this -this can occur. The way the government handled the situation allows citizens to learn from the consequences of actions they did not take. This shows that Hurricane Katrina was a source of change for everyone who cared enough to recognize that it happened. The damage it caused was devastating to everything, including the economy. When Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans and the Gulf Coast, it caused immediate and significant damage not only to that region's economy but also to the nation's economy...