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One of the two strongest U.S. earthquakes occurred in December 1811 and was centred in New Madrid, Missouri. What material was used to construct the common buildings? What structural property inherent in the form of their construction made them well suited to resist the shaking motion from earthquake forces, and how did this property help to prevent the common buildings from catastrophic collapse (F & A)? 4
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