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this is not me because im judith hernadez lol #get rekt

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this is not me because im judith hernadez lol #get rekt

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By the 1940s, most Americans had electric freezers. They no longer needed to make ice, because they could make it at home, and the name Frederic Tudor melted in history

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10. By the 1830's, Tudors ships were delivering Ice to Southern States, the Caribbean, and even India. He became a millionaire and was known as "The Ice King". Thanks to him, meaning more people could keep their food fresh in the summer, which meant fever people died from poisoning

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5.Over the centuries, so-called ice harvesting became increasingly common.

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4.Nero kept his ice in special pits dug into the ground where it would stay frozen.

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8. And no matter how rich you were,you couldn't have ice unless you lived close to ice-topped mountains or in place where winter temperatures dropped below zero.

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4.Nero kept his ice in special pits dug into the ground ,where it would stay frozen for months.

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6. By the 1700s, many wealthy people, in Europe and America had icehouses on their properties.

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9. Because the cubes were all the same size, they could be packed together very tightly, which kept them cold.

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3.To get ice you had to do what Emperor Nero did; find it in nature and haul it back home.

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7. More deliciously, it was also used to make ice cream.

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5 Over the centuries,so called ice harvesting became increaseingly common.

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2. Today, ice is so common you likely don't notice it clinking in your glass of lemonade.

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3.    To get ice you have to do what Emperor Nero did; Find it in nature and haul it back home.