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What heroic things did Ned Kelly do?
ned kelly was a hero because he saver a 11 year old from drowning
Did ned kelly have a mum and a dad?
Ned Kelly is best known for being a folk hero in the country of Australia. Ned Kelly had both a mom and a dad. Their names were Ellen Quinn and John Kelly.
Who Are All The Famous Australian Villain?
No One. Australian Heroes include Ned Kelly and Phar Lap but Ned Kelly is sometimes referred to as a hero.
Were people in the community thought Ned Kelly a hero?
Yes because Ned Kelly helped the poor by stealing, robbery and all those crime he did to help the poor.
When did ned kelly become famous?
In the 19th Century :)
What was Ned Kelly's full name?
Ned kelly full name is: Edward Kelly!
Why do we still learn about Ned Kelly?
He has become a legendary character.
Is Ned Kelly a villain or hero?
ned kelly our intergrated groupr thought that although he did do bed and horrible crimes he was a hero to his mates so the irish people that supported him others not so well they thought he was selfish and cruel in other words a ruthless thug.
What is the name of the Australian folk hero who was hanged for killing three policemen?
Ned Kelly It is important to note that Ned Kelly was not a folk hero. He was a murderous bushranger, but some people are under the impression that he robbed from the rich and gave to the poor. This was rarely the case at all.
When did Ned Kelly live?
Ned Kelly lived in Australia during the 19th century, from 1854 to his execution in 1880. He is known for being a bushranger and outlaw who became a folk hero for his defiance against the colonial authorities.
Is Ned Kelly's real name Edward Ned Kelly?
Ned Kelly's proper name was "Edward Kelly".
How did Ned Kelly become famous?
Ned Kelly was a famous bushranger in Australia. He was famous for the siege at Glenrowan where he held an entire town hostage. The Ned Kelly gang had a shot out with police and Ned was shot twenty eight times in the legs. Ned survived the gun shots but was sentenced and hung in 1880.
