In total, there were 13,000 different exhibits in the Great Exhibition of 1851
at the great exhibition they had on display : stalls, shops, thing to buy food places and etc.
It was built because in 1844 the French had built an Industrial Exposition. This annoyed the British so they decided to build the 'Crystal Palace'. this was a revolution
Because it was a way of show casing all that the country had to offer at that time..it was a one off.
You can read more about the Great Exhibition of 1851 at the Crystal Palace where the Kor-i-noor diamond was on display. At the time, that was the largest diamond known. The exhibition intended to display the 'works of industry of all nations'. As to why this diamond in this exhibition, that detail is lost to history, unless one wants to consider the Kor-i-noor diamond a 'trophy' example on display from the India colony. You can read more, below.
The British Empire Exhibition opened on April 23, 1924. The exhibit was visited by nearly 27 million people. It was held in Wembley, which is in northwest London.
The Great Exhibition was called "great" because it was large and had many exhibits from many parts of the world.
It wasn't. The building known as the Crystal Palace was built to house some of the exhibits of the Great Exhibition in 1851.
Slang for "Exhibition" as many years ago it was all about exhibits etc...
display, presentation, performance, show, exhibition
It took 8 months to build the Great Exhibition! PS. Hope this helps
some inventions there are: The camera the fridge the freezer some engines a knife with 300 blades a water pump a train a model rail way a car
The Great Exhibition was opened on May 1st 1851 at Crystal Palace in Hyde Park by Queen Victoria and her husband Prince Albert. Among its exhibits were - The Koh-i-Noor diamond A folding piano An 80-blade knife A steam hammer Early bicycles
The Great Exhibition of 1851.
at the great exhibition they had on display : stalls, shops, thing to buy food places and etc.
The first Brisbane Exhibition was held between 22 and 26 August 1876. In its early years, it was primarily made up of agricultural and industrial exhibits.
The Crystal Palace was built specifically to house the Great Exhibition of 1851
The Great Exhibition opened in 1851.