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PIRATE REPORT RESOURCES

-Click HERE for information about pirates for your report. (Hope this will work in the Lab!) -Click HERE to use **Google.** (Look close at the page. What do you notice?) Type in the your chosen pirates name and look for resources that are reliable. -Click HERE to yet another resource for your report!
 * Remember, you MUST use at least thre sources for your report! This IS a graded assignment. Have fun ye scurrvy dogs! :)**

==Pirates to Choose From for Report: ==

Please NOTE! Use caution when doing research. Sometimes pictures or words that are not elementary student friendly may appear. If this happens, do not panic, simply close the window immediately and notify your teacher. Thanks and enjoy doing your research!
 * **[|Anne Bonny] ** - Bonny was a strong, independent women, who became a respected pirate in a predominantly male society. ||
 * **[|Bartholomew Roberts] ** - He was the last great pirate of the golden age who plundered more then 400 ships. His boldness and abilities made him one of the most successful pirates. ||
 * **[|Benjamin Hornigold] ** - A man who was a privateer, pirate and pirate hunter during his career. He is also well-known because his apprentice and partner was Blackbeard. ||
 * **[|Blackbeard] ** - These are facts about the notorious captain and certainly most famous pirate of all time. His deeds, behavior and a terrifying image made him a perfect villain, who harassed many ships in Caribbean. ||
 * **[|Calico Rackham Jack] ** - A typical small-time pirate, whose fame comes from the fact that two of the most famous woman pirates, Anne Bonny and Mary Read sailed under his flag. ||
 * **[|Charles Vane] ** - A very skillful pirate who was brave enough to stand against the mighty governor, Woodes Rogers. However, a couple of unfortunate events ended his career sooner than he expected. ||
 * **[|Cheung Po Tsai] ** - An infamous pirate, mostly known because of a legend about his hidden treasure in Cheung Po Tsai Cave in Cheung Chau Island. ||
 * **[|Edward England] ** - This Irishman was a successful pirate, who captured many ships. However, his kindness and not-so-pirate attitude prevented him to become even greater. ||
 * **[|Henry Every] ** - Every was one of the rare pirates who chose to retire from piracy, and lived rest of his life as rich man. ||
 * **[|Howell Davis] ** - The intelligent pirate, who often used trickery instead of relying only on arms and firepower. ||
 * **[|Mary Read] ** - This unfortunate girl spent most part of her life pretending to be a man. She was treated as woman only on one occasion. ||
 * **[|Paulsgrave Williams] ** - Paulsgrave Williams became a pirate at a very old age. Many people think that he was just looking for some excitement. ||
 * **[|Samuel Bellamy] ** - Knownn facts about Samuel Bellamy’s pirate career and his famous love story, which inspired many writers. ||
 * **<span style="border-bottom-color: #0000ff; border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 1px; color: blue; text-decoration: none;">[|Stede Bonnet] ** - Stede Bonnet was a former major and wealthy man who suddenly turned to piracy. He became famous despite the fact that he was inexperienced and incompetent pirate. ||
 * **<span style="border-bottom-color: #0000ff; border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 1px; color: blue; text-decoration: none;">[|Thomas Tew] ** - //"specially wicked and ill-disposed pirate"// ||
 * **<span style="border-bottom-color: #0000ff; border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 1px; color: blue; text-decoration: none;">[|William Kidd] ** - Captain Kidd was a successful privateer who became pirate thanks to a couple of unfortunate events. The stories about his buried treasure made him even more popular. ||
 * **<span style="border-bottom-color: #0000ff; border-bottom-style: solid; border-bottom-width: 1px; color: blue; text-decoration: none;">[|William Kidd] ** - Captain Kidd was a successful privateer who became pirate thanks to a couple of unfortunate events. The stories about his buried treasure made him even more popular. ||

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-Click HERE to explore some different games. Some will open, some will NOT! Be patient! -Click HERE to go on a pirate adventure. You will be reading a bit, so sit back, read, and LEARN! :) -Click HERE for a Place Value pirate fight! DO NOT LEAVE THIS PAGE! -Click HEREto learn about the HISTORY OF PIRACY. Very interesting stuff.

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