Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Famous Pirates

Research "Famous Pirates." Pick one and give a description of his life. Make sure and choose one different than your classmates. Respond to two of your classmates.

48 comments:

  1. Anicetus was a leader of an unsuccessful anti roman

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  2. William Aleyn
    He was a 15th-century English pirate During the 1430s and 40s, he raided shipping throughout Southeast England

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  3. William Kidd (Scottish, 1645 - 1701)
    man who had been a leading citizen of New York City, actively involved in the building of Trinity Church, Captain Kidd began his career as a privateer, originally commissioned to rid the seas of pirates. Then having been elected pirate captain by his crew.

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  4. Henry Morgan
    Known as the "Sword of England," Henry Morgan was a Welsh privateer who was notorious for terrorizing Caribbean ports in the 1600s.

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  5. Roberto Confresi was a pirate in the 18th and 19th century. He was born at Puerto Rico at June 17, 1791. He was like Robin Hood in his town. He was the captain in group of pirates. Then he died at the age of 33. His biggest battle was from capturing the mosquito.

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  6. Anne Bonny was a female pirate. She had fallen in love and married to a poor sailor named James Bonny. She was not really " feeling love " so she began seeking out to other men amongst the men was “Calico Jack” Rackham, captain of a pirate ship. And soon later on joined his crew. She was too fight with his command with another female pirate named Mary Read.

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  7. Anne Bonny
    Bonny was a strong, independent woman, who became a respected pirate in a predominantly male society.

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  8. Giorgio Adorno d. 1558 MaltaKnight of Malta active in the Mediterranean. Originally from Naples, he was elected "Captain-General of the Galleys" in 1547, 1549, 1557 and 1558.

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  9. "Though there have been more successful pirates, Blackbeard is one of the best-known and widely-feared of his time. He commanded four ships and had a pirate army of 300 at the height of his career, and defeated the famous warship, HMS “Scarborough” in sea-battle. He was known for barreling into battle clutching two swords, with several knives and pistols at the ready. He captured over forty merchant ships in the Caribbean, and without flinching killed many prisoners. Though he had many unofficial wives, he was “officially” married to a 16 year old girl - whom legend has it he offered as a gift to his crew after she tried to reform him. After a fierce battle in which he made a stand with candle smoke rising from his beard, he was overtaken by the Royal Navy and beheaded. His head was then raised upon a stake as a warning to other pirates near Virginia’s Hampton River."

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  10. Anicetus: Was the leader of an unsuccessful anti-Roman uprising in Pontus in AD 69.

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  11. William Kidd (Scottish, 1645 - 1701
    Bartholomew Roberts "Black Bart" (Welsh, 1682 - 1722)
    Henry Every "Long Ben" (English, 1653-unknown)

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  12. Bartholomew Roberts "Black Bart" (Welsh, 1682 - 1722)
    Roberts’ crew admired his adventurist courage, calling him “pistol proof” - though he had been forced into piracy, having once been an officer on board a ship that was captured by the pirate Howell Davis. After taking over, Roberts’ navigational skills, charisma, and bravado painted him golden the eyes of his men.

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  13. Black beard was one of the most feared pirates of his time and captured many merchant ships and even destroyed a famous Royal Navy ship

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  14. Cheung Po Tsai was a famous pirate in Hong Kong during the early 1800s. He learned piracy from his adopted parents, who were also his kidnappers.

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  15. William Kidd (Scottish, 1645 - 1701
    Bartholomew Roberts "Black Bart" (Welsh, 1682 - 1722)
    Henry Every "Long Ben" (English, 1653-unknown)

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  16. Though there have been more successful pirates, Blackbeard is one of the best-known and widely-feared of his time. He commanded four ships and had a pirate army of 300 at the height of his career, and defeated the famous warship, HMS “Scarborough” in sea-battle. He was known for barreling into battle clutching two swords, with several knives and pistols at the ready. He captured over forty merchant ships in the Caribbean, and without flinching killed many prisoners. Though he had many unofficial wives, he was “officially” married to a 16 year old girl - whom legend has it he offered as a gift to his crew after she tried to reform him. After a fierce battle in which he made a stand with candle smoke rising from his beard, he was overtaken by the Royal Navy and beheaded. His head was then raised upon a stake as a warning to other pirates near Virginia’s Hampton River.

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  17. Anicetus was a leader of an unsuccessful anti roman

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  18. "Grace O'Malley was born around 1530 to Owen "Black Oak" O'Malley, the elected chieftain of the Barony of Murrisk. Known as seafarers since 1123, the O'Malley ships traded from the west coast of Ireland as far afield as Spain, Portugal and Scotland, and it's from this trade that we first hear of young Grace. Eager to sail for Spain, she begged her parents for permission to sail with the O'Malley fleet. Her mother told her that such a life was not suitable for a lady. Grace vanished, only to return with her long red hair cut short. In all likelihood this was probably not the first time that they'd seen the flash of anger and independence in their daughter. Legend has it that the chief of the O'Malleys has the ability to look out to sea and predict the weather, and that Grace's father took his illegitimate son, Donal of the Pipes, out to see if he had the gift. But the one who saw the storm was his wild girl."

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  19. There is Henry every and blacked beard

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  20. Jack sparrow had a very interesting life, he spent most of it running from British people and looking for treasure and all that good junk

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