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What is the literacy race in antarctica?
There is no documented literacy race in Antarctica.
Who won the race of Antarctica and how long was it?
It lasted for 3 yrs and the Norwegians won
What year did the race between Scott and amundsen to Antarctica take place?
1911-1912
How many people were in Roald Amundsen' crew in the race to the south pole to Antarctica?
15 people
Briefly describe the great race who won and by how long?
The great race to Antarctica began in 1910. It was lead by Ronald Amundsen and Robert Scott. Amundsen won by two weeks.
Who saw antarctica first?
Captian Cook and Ronald Amundsen had a race and cook died and amundsen got there first
What great race of Antarctica?
One could describe the 'contest' between Raold Amundsen from Norway and Captain R F Scott of England that took place on the Antarctic continent in 1910-1912, to be the first to set foot at the south pole. as the 'great race of Antarctica'. Read more, below.
Who was the first person that found antarctica?
In 1911, the Roald Amundsen (Norwegian explorer) beat the British explorer Robert F. Scott in the race to be the first who reached the South Pole (ie.the Antarctica).
What drove the first explorers to Antarctica?
A race to the south pole, between 2 explorers, whose names were: Roald Amundsen, and Captain Scott.
Is their a indigenous race in Antarctica?
If by indigienous race you mean human beings, then no. If your talking about animals, then yes, penguins. Antartica is one of the most inhospitable places on the planet. Only a few thousand people live there, and those are scientists from various countries.
What is the great race?
The Great Race was a classic comedy film released in 1965. The movie follows a car race from New York to Paris in the early 20th century, featuring an eccentric cast of characters and slapstick comedy. It is known for its elaborate stunts and entertaining storyline.
What continent lies south west of Australia?
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