In 1994, the Uniform Building Code was revised to include new requirements for how strong buildings in parts of the Pacific Northwest had to be. How did this change in the Uniform Building Code help people in the Pacific Northwest prepare for future earthquakes?

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People are usually not able to stop earthquakes from happening around them and so the next thing to do would be to ensure the damages the quakes bring would be minimal.

This can be effectively done by making already-built structures to be stronger stand safe. This was done by the Pacific Northwest people through a set of rules known as the Uniform Building Code.  

The code was changed in 1994 and it helped to ensure new buildings stay quite safe when extremely large earthquakes happen. It also helped people to prepare for the large threats of these large quakes.  

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