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How many people lived in Chicago during the great fire in 1871?
At least 800 people or over lived. I think.,,,,,,,,,
How many people did the Chicago fire make homeless?
The fire In Chicago made over 200 people become homeless
What is the oldest cemetery in Chicago?
Rose hill cemetery. It was founded before the Chicago Fire
How many people died and the great Chicago fire?
The death toll estimate was 300 from the Great Chicago Fire.
How much land did the people loose in the Great Chicago Fire?
Four square miles of Chicago were destroyed in the fire.
How many people were injured in the great Chicago fire?
there were about 150 people injured in the fire of 1871
What did the ring of fire do to the the people who lived there?
It had killed many people their, because they had high population where the ring of fire was.
How could the Chicago fire be prevented?
more people could have embraced the fire by keeping old fire grenade's with you used to put out fires you would take it and throw it at the fire and the mix of chemicals would have put the fire out instantly that is what they had used before they had made fire extinguisher
Could the Chicago fire be prevented?
more people could have embraced the fire by keeping old fire grenade's with you used to put out fires you would take it and throw it at the fire and the mix of chemicals would have put the fire out instantly that is what they had used before they had made fire extinguisher
Who was involved in the Chicago Fire?
The 300 people that died and the 100,000 that were made homeless were involved with the Chicago Fire. Joseph Medill became the new mayor.
How did the population grow in Chicago after the great Chicago fire?
Chicago spent the next twenty years doing rebuilding. There were jobs and opportunities for people in Chicago.
Who is Mary you of England?
Mary you is a very special woman who saved the lives of over 30 people in the fire of london. She lived in the house next to where the fire started and saved the people in the street in which she lived.
