The Great Fire Of London
The Great Fire Of London destroyed over half of London and caused 100,000 people to become homeless. If you want to lean how this happened and what was done to prevent it, then play this game!
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Topics of this game:
- When was the fire?
- King Charles II's baker didn't put out his stove correctly.
- Oak houses with tar insulation and narrow streets.
- Tear down houses before the fire could reach them and redirect the fire.
- How much of London was ablaze?
- How far away could the fire be seen?
- How many acres of land were destroyed by the fire?
- 13,000 homes, 90 churches and 44 company halls.
- How many people were left homeless and how many died?
- Why did it take 150 years for the people accept the real cause of the fire?
- What stands 202 feet tall in remembrance of this great fire?
- When did fire departments arrive in London?
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