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Yu-Gi-Oh cards were created in 1998, they the top selling trading card game in 2009.

By Izzy-Jae

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at the time strict laws kept white and black people apart . this was called segregation. one law was that if a bus was full black people had to give up there seats. when there were no seats on the bus driver asked Rosa  if  she would give up her seat. but Rosa thought to herself ' why should i move. and when rosa replied she said...
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Rosa did not budge. she din't argue or make a fuss. even when she was arrested. she knew she did not need to shout for her point to be made. the rules were unfair and wrong. Rosa's arrest spread quickly and soon no black people in America would use the bus and some white people to gave up as well. now days no one needs to give up there seats. BY CHARLOTTE  vallve

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This house opposite our school used to be an old lolly store!
By Keita

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Thornbury Women's Neighbourhood House

By Keita

The idea for a woman’s neighbourhood house came from the City of Northcote Recreation Policy 1983.    The Policy identified that there was little support for women in the community, whether they be newly arrived migrants or stay at home mums.  Any funding for recreation was focused primarily on funding male dominated sporting groups.

After investigation the City of Northcote felt the best way forward in engaging both women and the increasingly multicultural growth of the area was the establishment of a Women’s Neighbourhood House.   It was to be a service by women for women.

In 1985 the City of Northcote and the State Government jointly purchased a property at 131 Shaftsbury Parade Thornbury for use as a neighbourhood house.  The neighbourhood house was officially opened on 7 December 1985.

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116 (now 128) Collins Street      c 1913/14

this is an old house that people might live in now!
By Keita

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olden day games are good. one of them are donkey kong.

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cyoocumber jelly was the first animal ever created.

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By Keita

World War 1, also called First World War or Great War, an international conflict that in 1914–18 embroiled most of the nations of Europe along with Russia, the United States, the Middle East, and other regions.

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olden day

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It's been one hundred years since suffragette, Emily Davidson, died campaigning for women's rights. But who were the suffragettes, and why were they important?

Nowadays in the UK, women have the same rights as men, but that wasn't always the case.

In the early 20th century women didn't have the same rights as men - they couldn't vote in elections and the vast majority could only get jobs as house servants.

The battle for equality lasted a long time.
By Nell

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Vikings by Sonny

Vikings are very anchent people because they were here a very long time ago. ( like at 1890) vikings are people who have battles and try to win them

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real name: Marie Christine
during world war two, in 1940
twenty year old Marie was a university student studying languages in Paris France. Germany invaded and Marie was sent to a prison camp for women. But Marie hatched a cunning plan and escaped back to Britain. the government was impressed by how daring Marie had been. she was given a secret identity and a very important job to do ...
SEPTEMBER 1942
AGENT FIFI  YOU MUST TEST OUR TRAINEE SPY'S TO SEE IF THEY CAN KEEP YOU A SECRET. IF THEY CAN BE TRICKED BY YOU, - A BRITISH AGENT - WHO KNOWS WHAT THEY MIGHT ACCIDENTALLY DO. WE KNOW YOU CAN DO IT FIFI. FROM SPECIAL OPERATION EXECUTIVE , THE BRITISH INTELLIGENCE  SERVICE.
trainee spy's had to pass tests in map reading, secret codes,explosives and discuses. but agent Fifi's test was by far the most difficult -Fifi worked under cover so trainees didn't even know they were being test. BY CHARLOTTE vallve

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How did the work of children change during the Industrial Revolution?

Child Labor. During the Industrial Revolution, it was common for children to work in factories, mines, and other industrial occupations. Children as young as four commonly worked. Among families in extreme poverty, it was expected that childrenwork in order to help the family out.

What were Victorian factories like?

Britain was the first country in the world to have lots of factories. Factory machines made all kinds of things. Machines did jobs, such as spinning, previously been done by families at home. ... People had to shout above the rattle and hiss of machinery

When was child labor abolished in the UK?
Under the Factory Act, textile factories were ordered to provide at least two hours of education daily for children under the age of 13. Further legislation limiting child labour in factories was introduced in 1844, 1847, 1850, 1853 and 1867.

What was child labor like in the 1800s?
The rise of child labor in the United States began in the late 1700s and early 1800s. When the Industrial Revolution started, many families had to find someone to work or they wouldn't survive.

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The creation of the Earth is closely tied to the formation of the solar system about five billion years ago. The solar system condensed from a huge cloud of gas and dust, with the Sun forming as part of the cloud collapsed in on itself under the influence of gravity to the point where nuclear fusion could begin. The Sun’s gravitational field attracted large amounts of material, which formed a disc-shaped structure around it, known as an accretion disc. The Earth, like the other planets, was created around 4.54 billion years ago when some of the material from this disc came together to form a spherical body. At some point early in its history, it is thought that a smaller planet collided with this body, increasing its size and resulting in the formation of the Moon.

By Nell

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In the early 1800s, as soon as they were running around, girls wore dresses of muslin, dotted Swiss, white percale, lawn and nankeen - a yellow buff coloured fabric from China.  Empire line gowns following the fashion of the day were usual.  Simple lightweight muslin dress styles with a high cut empire line bodice seam of the early 1800s were worn with a slip.  The dress was drawn together with a ribbon or sash just beneath the chest. by
charlotte

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Little Lon is one of the oldest houses in Melbourne. This is my opinion on when it was built I think it was made in 1984.

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When did the Dutch explore Australia?

After the initial discovery of the north coast of Australia in 1606 by Willem Janszoon, captain of the Duyfken, it was not until 1622 that the Governor General of Dutch East Indie, Jan Pieterszoon Coen, made plans and gave instructions for a thorough investigation of the South Land.

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where did vikings come from

Where did the Vikings come from?

The Vikings came from three countries of Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The name 'Viking' comes from a language called 'Old Norse' and means 'a pirate raid'. People who went off raiding in ships were said to be 'going Viking'.

The Viking age in European history was about AD 700 to 1100. During this period many Vikings left Scandinavia and travelled to other countries, such as Britain and Ireland. Some went to fight and steal treasure. Others settled in new lands as farmers, craftsmen or traders.

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you can see phar lap australia's legendary race horse under the flesh!

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By Nell

Compared to prokaryotic organisms such as bacteria, plants and animals have a relatively recent evolutionary origin. DNA evidence suggests that the first eukaryotes evolved from prokaryotes, between 2500 and 1000 million years ago. ... Like the plants,animals evolved in the sea.