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Ned Kelly was an Australian outlaw in the late 1800s who killed approximately 17 people. The police burned down a pub believing Kelly was inside. Kelly's favorite gang member was Jackmags. Kelly's last battle took place in 1880 at Glenrowan. Though an outlaw, Kelly achieved folk hero status in Australia.
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- 1. NED KELLY
- 2. HOW how many people did ned kill ? about 17
- 3. WHY WHY DID THE POLICE SET FIRE TO THE PUB ? THEY THOUGHT HE WAS INSIDE
- 4. WHO who was ned kellys favuorite gang member ? JACKMAGS
- 5. WHERE WHERE DID THE LAST BATTLE TAKE PLACE? GLENROWAN
- 6. when When was Ned Kellys last battle? 1880
- 7. what what did ned kelly achieve out of being a outlaw? ned became a australian folk hero