went on 4 expeditions to Antarctica and escaped from certain death with all his men alive
because he proved the he could go to antartica
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how do people want to change the world?
the role of men n the modern world is no longet to be the sole breadwinner they now have to dowomen's work
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Shackleton organized and led the "British Antarctic Expedition" (1907-1909) to Antarctica. The primary and stated goal was to reach the South Pole. The expedition is also called the Nimrod Expedition after its ship, and the "Farthest South" expedition. Shackleton's base camp was built on Ross Island at Cape Royds, approximately 20 miles (40 km) north of the Scott's Hut of the 1901-1904 expedition; the hut built at this camp in 1908 is on the list of the World Monuments Watch's 100 most endangered sites. Because of poor success with dogs during Scott's 1901-1904 expedition, Shackleton used Manchurian ponies for transport, which did not prove successful. also, Shackleton, with Wild, Marshall, and Adams, reached 88°23'S: a point only 180 km (97 nautical miles) from the South Pole. While the expedition did not make it to the pole, nonetheless, Shackleton, Adams, Marshall, and Wild were the first humans to not only cross the Trans-Antarctic mountain range, but also the first humans to set foot on the South Polar Plateau. cool, huh.
Ernest Shackleton proved on his third expedition that the world was round.
'Hard' is relative and strictly a personal evaluation of an effort. Shackleton appeared able to surmount whatever hardships he faced in his exploration of the Antarctic polar world.
The story of Ernest Shackleton and the sinking of their ship the Endurance was an event that occurred in 191 . You can read more if you search for the Trans-Antarctic Expedition.
it made your mom
Ernest Troeltsch has written: 'Protestantism and progress ; a historical study of the relation of protestantism to the modern world' -- subject(s): Protestantisme
Modern philosophy is called modern to distinguish it from ancient and medieval philosophy. It refers to the philosophical thought that emerged in the 17th century, characterized by a focus on reason, skepticism, and questioning traditional beliefs. Modern philosophy marked a shift towards more empirical and scientific approaches to understanding the world.
Economic philosophies such as capitalism and communism have been developed.
British explorers include Henry Hudson (he tried to find the Northwest Passage); Ernest Shackleton (he explored Antarctica); Sir Francis Drake (first Englishman to sail around the world); and Sir Walter Raleigh (he explored the New World and established a colony in what became Virginia).
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His considered to be the father of modern Geomorphology.
Thomas Ernest Bennett Clarke has written: 'The world was mine'
Aristotle's contributions to philosophy, logic, science, and ethics had a lasting impact on Western thought. His works influenced fields ranging from biology to politics, shaping our understanding of the natural world and the human experience. Through his teachings and writings, Aristotle laid the foundation for many areas of study that continue to influence society today.