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What year did it the Race to the South pole take place in?
1911
How did Robert Falcon Scott's journey to the South Pole end?
He and his entire team died.
What country was Robert Falcon Scott from?
England
What year was Roald Amundsen born and how old did he live?
1872 ; 55
What country was Roald Amundsen from?
Norway
Who was the first to reach South Pole and what date he arrived ther?
Amundsen; 14 December 1911
Who died first from Robert Falcon Scott's team?
Petty Officer Edgar Evans.
What year was Robert Falcon Scott born and how old did he live?
1868; 43
What did Roald Amundsen use to reach the South Pole?
dogs and skis
Who worked as Robert Falcon Scott before his trip to the South Pole?
Royal Navy officer
How long did Robert Falcon Scotts´ journey to the South Pole take?
five months
What did Robert Falcon Scott do with the ponies when they could no longer go to the South Pole?
they were killed by shooting
What did Robert Falcon Scott use to reach the South Pole?
the first 425 miles on ponies and the rest on foot
What kind of dogs did Roald Amundsen use?
huskies
How big was Roald Amundsen's journey to the South Pole?
1,860 miles (about 3,000 kilometers)
How long did Amundsens` journey to the South Pole take?
99 days
How many dogs did Roald Amundsen take on his journey to the South Pole and how many returned?
52 and 11
How many dogs did Robert Falcon Scott have with him?
33 Siberian husky
What did Roald Amundsen die of?
plane crash
Which country's food was better on the trip to the South Pole?
Norway
What date and whet year did Robert Falcon Scott die?
March 29, 1912.
What did Roald Amundsen do with the dogs that were no longer useful to him?
killed and ate
who were on Robert Falcon Scott's team on the journey to the South Pole
Dr. Edward Adrian Wilson; Lieutenant Henry Robertson; Petty Officer Edgar Evans; Captain Lawrence Edward Grace
What did the English accuse Roald Amundsen of after his trip to the South Pole?
Robert Falcon Scott murdered
What letter did Roald Amundsen leave for the English?
letter addressed to King Haakon VII of Norway