Started a Fire

Survival Introduction Survival is not easy. Mother Nature doesn’t let you get food and water easily, or a shelter and fire. Just don’t give up and you can achieve what you want, to survive. Today I am going to tell you about my experience with trying to survive. The group I was in was Jenna, Avery, and Zach. The three thing we did was first a shelter, then a trap to get food, and then a fire. Just let me tell you one thing it is not easy. Shelter The first experience my group and I did was we built

the fire lantern and that was what ignited the gigantic fire. But we can’t just blame the cow, there are actually other theories to this fire. Like how remains of a meteor lighted the ferocious fire. Another theory is Daniel Sullivan “Peg leg” started it. It is said that he visited Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary that night and then went home, when he went home, he was smoking a pipe and suddenly seen smoke rising from Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary’s barn. But the main theory is that daisy started the fire. But

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory made in 1911 had no fire extinguishers or smoke detectors though they were both made before 1911. In the story, Flesh and Blood So Cheap, by Albert Marrin, He uses explicit and implicit meanings in the story to help him convey that his theme that unsafe practices led to 146 deaths in the Triangle fire in 1911. Nobody really knew how the fire started in the factory because the building was fireproof. But some say it started with a cigarette that was smoked inside and was

Bella Katz Humanities 10 Mrs. Beer and Mr. Wagner October 26, 2017 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire INTRO PARAGRAPH Thesis = Even though the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire was a horrible event and killed a lot of people, it helped the United States improve their factory working conditions and helped strengthen the woman's work unions. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory was owned by Max Blanck and Isaac Harris. This factory produced shirtwaists, which are high-necked cotton blouses that working

The origin, and the history of the fire service is what led it to be a such an essential service in our lives today. The first fire department was created in Rome; it was a group made up of slaves chosen by Aedile Marcus. Marcus Licinius Crassus was born around the year 115 BC and came from a rich family. Marcus had formed his own firemen ‘army’, they were 500 men who rushed into burning buildings. When the firemen came to extinguish the fire, Crassus and his men couldn’t settle on a price. Finally

dispatched by 911 to 1234 Main St for a possible code blue for a 5 year old Male. Fire Dept was on scene as this was the location of a structure fire. Along with Fire Dept the local first responders was on scene. The first responders arrived on scene and requested ALS from dispatch. Medic 1 arrived on scene to find a child lying supine across the street from where the fire was located. There was four to five fire firefighters located around the patient assisting first responders. As Medic 1 arrived

of The Great Chicago Fire. The fire started October 8, 1871 just after 9:00pm. The fire started in a barn at Patrick and Catherine O’Leary’s house. There was a bell at the top of the courthouse that warned people of the fire. However, the cause of fire is still unknown, but the biggest theory is that O’Leary cow kicked over a lantern. When the fire broke out, and the firefighters were signaled, they were sent to the wrong location. Unfortunately, back then the fire fighters were carriages

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire was a fire on the top three floors of the Asch Building in Brooklyn, New York. No one knows the real cause of the fire. Most believe it started when someone tossed a burning cigarette bud into the scrap bin on the eighth floor. The building itself was fireproof, but there was so many flammable things inside the building that caused the fire to spread so rapidly. Terranova was on the tenth floor during the fire. She was the only death

9:00pm, a horrible fire broke loose. Very dry weather, leaving the ground dry, the wooden city vulnerable. The abundance of wooden buildings a fire started in a barn, outside in Chicago behind the home of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary at 13 Dekoven street. The Great Chicago Fire people are saying was caused by the cow of Patrick and Catherine O’Leary kicked a lantern. No one really doesn’t know how this great fire was started but some theories say humans or a matador caused this fire. Finally after

The Chicago Fire of 1871      The summer of 1871 had been an unusually dry one in Chicago. Between July and October, only 5 inches of rain fell. In addition to twenty-seven fires in the first week of October, on Saturday night, October 7, a blaze broke out in a planning mill on the West Side and destroyed almost every building in a four block area before it was brought under control Sunday morning. They lost a hose and other fire-fighting equipment, including one of seventeen