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#1 When Mt Tambora   exploded it managed to blow 4000 ft off the top of the mountain which was originally 14,100 ft tall which made it the tallest peak in the Indonesian archipelago but now resides at the height of 9,354 ft tall.

#2 The eruption of Mt Tambora killed over 90,000 people making it the most deaths caused by a volcano in history as well as being the biggest. Most people died from starvation after the volcano due to the ash and magma destroying their crops and rendering their land unusable.

#3 Mt Tambora was the largest volcano in recorded history coming in at a destructive VEI-7 (Volcanic Explosivity Index). The eruption cloud was more than 40 km high and it released over 100 cubic kilometres of tephra.

#4 Mt Tambora was named the Pompeii of the east. It was named this because when archaeologists went over to Indonesia to do research they found two bodies preserved under tonnes of ash and pumice they believed it was like the rediscovery of Pompeii.

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Mount Tambora: The Year Without A Summer

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Environmental Science Project on a Natural Disaster.

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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/02/090225161422.htm

https://learnodo-newtonic.com/mount-tambora-facts

https://scied.ucar.edu/shortcontent/mount-tambora-and-year-without-summer

https://history.libraries.wsu.edu/fall2015/2015/09/0 https://history.libraries.wsu.edu/fall2015/2015/09/0

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On April 5th The earth rumbled and Mt Tambora had begun to rise this was a place With particularly violent volcanic activity for its location in the middle of several tectonic plates converging and twisting together. Even 100's of miles away the blast was but was to be confused with cannon shots, but this was just a warning  On April 10 the 1816 Mt Tambora went off again but this time more intense and violent 'Almost immediately the entire mountain appeared to be consumed by liquid fire, a fountain of ash, water, and molten rock shooting in every direction,” Was what some lucky survivors had to say about the eruption. Mt Tambora released rocks flown over 20 miles away. Huge whirlwinds were created along with magma flow which wiped out all marine life a small it hit the water and killed most human life on the island and destroyed trees land along with killing all their cattle.

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What were the cultural effects of Mt Tambora

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What were the cultural effects of Mt Tambora

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A medium sized Tsunami also hit the coastal islands on the Indonesian archipelago on April 10th and the height of that was 4 meters tall in sangar at 10 pm and tsunamis were reported at 3-6 meters in besuki, East Java before midnight.

The whirlwinds picked up trees from their roots along with men, cattle and horses.

All the villages along the coast line were obliterated from the magma flow and whirlwinds and ash falling down on their villages.

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The eruption of Mt Tambora was the biggest volcanic eruption of all time coming in at a VEI-7 on the VEI Scale. The eruption happened on April 15 1815.

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Tonnes of smaller explosions happened three years before the big one. The volcano was spitting out lots of ash and steam as well and created small tremors.

When really hot rocks melt in the middle of the earth, their mass stays the same but their volume increases. Causing the magma to rise through the vents and out the top onto earth’s crust.

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What cultural factors caused the eruption of Mt Tambora

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What cultural factors caused the eruption of Mt Tambora

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There weren't any real cultural factors that affected mt tambora exept possibly climate change.

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What were the natural effects of Mt Tambora

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What were the natural effects of Mt Tambora

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Reduced global temperatures, leading the following year, 1816, to be called the Year Without a Summer.

All vegetation on the island was destroyed, there were uprooted trees mixed with pumice ash. Thick as clouds also covered the summit until April 23 and explosions finished on July 15.

All the immediate Marine life was killed by the rock and magma flow.