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At about 12.00 am,on 2nd September 1666, a fire started in a baker's on pudding lane, in the citu of London. A servant saw the fire and he shouted. The baker, his family and the servant escaped. However, the buildings in London were made of wood and it was very windy, so the fire quickly spread from house to house. Most people survived but they couldn't save their wooden houses. This was because the houses were near each other and there wasn't a space between the houses to stop the fire. The fire was now enormous and people only had buckets of water. Finally, after four days, the fire stopped when it got to an area with no buildings. The fire destroyed shops and homes.
The people of London lost nearly 80% of their city, including 13,000 homes, 89 churches and 175 hectares of land. On the positive side, the fire also killed many of the rats wich were carrying the plague. After the fire, Londoners rebuilt their city with wide streets and strong buildings, and they constructed a 61_ metre_ high monument to the fire. Today, visitors to London can climb the 311 steps to the top and enjoy panoramic views over the city of London.
ES URGENTE PORFA
SI ME AYUDAS TE DOY 20 PUNTOS
TE PONGO COMO MEJOR RESPUESTA
DE DOY GRACIAS
Y TE VOTO CON 5 ESTRELLAS
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TU TIEMPO
At about 12.00 am,on 2nd September 1666, a fire started in a baker's on pudding lane, in the citu of London. A servant saw the fire and he shouted. The baker, his family and the servant escaped. However, the buildings in London were made of wood and it was very windy, so the fire quickly spread from house to house. Most people survived but they couldn't save their wooden houses. This was because the houses were near each other and there wasn't a space between the houses to stop the fire. The fire was now enormous and people only had buckets of water. Finally, after four days, the fire stopped when it got to an area with no buildings. The fire destroyed shops and homes.
The people of London lost nearly 80% of their city, including 13,000 homes, 89 churches and 175 hectares of land. On the positive side, the fire also killed many of the rats wich were carrying the plague. After the fire, Londoners rebuilt their city with wide streets and strong buildings, and they constructed a 61_ metre_ high monument to the fire. Today, visitors to London can climb the 311 steps to the top and enjoy panoramic views over the city of London.
ES URGENTE PORFA
SI ME AYUDAS TE DOY 20 PUNTOS
TE PONGO COMO MEJOR RESPUESTA
DE DOY GRACIAS
Y TE VOTO CON 5 ESTRELLAS
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR TU TIEMPO
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Al rededor de las 12:00 am, en Septiembre 2 de 1666, se origino un incendio en una panaderia en Pudding lane (es una calle), en la ciudad de Londres. Un sirviente vio el incendio y gritó. El panadero, su familia y el sirviente escaparon. Sin embargo, las constucciones en Londres estaban hechas de madera y hacia mucho viento, asi que el fuego se disperso rapidamente. La mayoria de la gente sobreivió, pero no pudieron salvar sus casas de madera. Esto sucedio porque las casas estaban una cerca de la otra y no habia espacio entre ellas para parar el fuego. El incendio se hizo enorme y la gente solo tenia cubos con agua. Finalmente, despues de cuatro dias, el fuego paró cuando llego a un area sin construcciones. El fuego destruyo tiendas y casas.
La gente de Londres perdio cerca del 80% de su ciudad, incluyendo 13,000 casas, 89 iglesias y 175 hectareas de tierras. En el lado positivo, el fuego tambien mató a muchas de las ratas que portaban la plaga. Despues del fuego, los Londinenses reconstruyeron su ciudad con calles amplias y construcciones fuertes, y construyeron un monumento de 61 metros de altura al incendio. Hoy en dia, los visitantes pueden escalar los 311 escalones a la cima y disfrutar vistas panoramcas sobre la ciudad de Londres.