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    The document contains summaries of several topics: 1. The Irish famine and fight for independence from Britain caused over 1 million Irish deaths from potato blight in 1847 and Ireland did not become independent until 1949. 2. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the late 18th century and spread to other European countries, transitioning economies to new manufacturing processes. 3. "Bloody Mary" refers both to a legendary ghost reportedly seen in bathroom mirrors and to Mary I of England, who persecuted Protestants and earned the nickname "Bloody Mary". 4. The War of the Roses was a 15th century civil war in England between the houses of Lancaster and York, ending with the rise

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    The document contains summaries of several topics: 1. The Irish famine and fight for independence from Britain caused over 1 million Irish deaths from potato blight in 1847 and Ireland did not become independent until 1949. 2. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the late 18th century and spread to other European countries, transitioning economies to new manufacturing processes. 3. "Bloody Mary" refers both to a legendary ghost reportedly seen in bathroom mirrors and to Mary I of England, who persecuted Protestants and earned the nickname "Bloody Mary". 4. The War of the Roses was a 15th century civil war in England between the houses of Lancaster and York, ending with the rise

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    Darabaneanu, Nistor, Tanga, Serban - The Irish famine and the Irish fight for

    independence
    - The worst year of the Famine was 1847 During this period about 1 milion people
    died and more than a million fled the country.
    - Irleand became independent in 1949
    - the citizens of Irlenad were killed on sight and Irleand was not a demoractic
    country
    - The potato blight infection of crops
    - Why did Irleand want independence from Great Britain?

    Shaikh, Radulescu, Cotelea, Bondoc - Industrial revolution


    - James Watt was the Scottish inventor who was the key to the beginning of the
    revolution
    - It began in Great Britain
    - The first country after Britain to develop factories were Belgium, Switzerland and
    France.
    - The industrial revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes
    - What was the people's response to the revolution?

    Leuca Eduard, Ciobotaru Delia - Bloody Mary


    - Bloody Mary is a legend of a ghost
    - Mary was the only child of Henry VII
    - Bloody Mary is a character in James Michener’s 1946 book Tales of South
    Pacific
    - The Bloody Mary ghost teory has its origins in history
    - Do you belive in it?

    Avarvarei Teodora, Popa Bianca - The War of the Roses


    - It was a civil war
    - The generic name of the war was not used during the period in which the conflict
    took place, but later, having its origin in the royal housed roses
    - The Tudor dinasty started when the war ended
    - The two enemy houses were reunited by a marriage
    - How did the Tudor dynasty started?
    Palaghia, Niculcea, Iosif, Tudose - Ancient Britain
    - The archaelogists have discovered stone tools that confirm the presence of
    humans in Britain about 800.000 to 1 million years ago
    - In Bronze age trade was dominated by wessex chiefs
    - The discovery of iron was accidentally
    - The greater availability of iron facilitated the removal of land and thus population
    growth
    - What did the aarcheologist descover?

    Lupu Miruna ,Bunea Daniel-The reign of Henry VIII


    - Henry was born on June 28, 1491
    - When his brother died from a big illness, he became the new future king of
    England
    - Henry took the decision that the English church should be separated from Rome.
    - He suffered a leg wound in an accident and that stopped him to maintain the
    physical activity
    - How did Henry VIII was hurt at his leg?

    Balanica, Calb, Pinzariu,Teban -The Black Death(the plague)


    - Bubonic plague infects your lymphatic system, causing inflammation in your
    lymph nodes.
    - Some effects : fever, fatigue and shivering
    - Medieval Europe was lacking the knoledge and tools requiered to treat the
    disease
    - The Plague was significantly deadlier compared to covid-19
    - Is rapid diagnosis essential?

    Petre, Rogoz Ureche – What was the Roaring Twenties known for?
    - More Americans lived in cities than on farms.
    - The 1920s was a decade of change, when many Americans owned cars, radios,
    and telephones for the first time.
    - The men of the era began to abandon formal wear as well when more and more
    men left full suits with long suit jackets for special events and began wearing
    shorter suit jackets for more casual occasions.
    - In 1922 Louis Armstrong started improvising and adding personal musical
    variations with his trumpet, playing in a style known as jazz.
    - What was the Roaring Twenties known for?

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