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    The document summarizes key locations, artifacts, people, and ideas related to the Jack the Ripper murders that took place in 1888 in the East End of London, England. The locations include the backyard of a lodging house, a hospital room, a brothel, and a police office. Artifacts include ragged dresses worn by the poor victims, food like bread and soup, surgeon tools, and a map marking the murder sites. People mentioned are victim Annie Chapman, London police, a medical examiner, prostitutes, madams, and detectives investigating the case. Central ideas explored include the low social class and morals around prostitution, finding work, housing the poor, and detectives' theories on the murderer's identity

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    The document summarizes key locations, artifacts, people, and ideas related to the Jack the Ripper murders that took place in 1888 in the East End of London, England. The locations include the backyard of a lodging house, a hospital room, a brothel, and a police office. Artifacts include ragged dresses worn by the poor victims, food like bread and soup, surgeon tools, and a map marking the murder sites. People mentioned are victim Annie Chapman, London police, a medical examiner, prostitutes, madams, and detectives investigating the case. Central ideas explored include the low social class and morals around prostitution, finding work, housing the poor, and detectives' theories on the murderer's identity

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    Cultural Domain Analysis

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    The document summarizes key locations, artifacts, people, and ideas related to the Jack the Ripper murders that took place in 1888 in the East End of London, England. The locations include the backyard of a lodging house, a hospital room, a brothel, and a police office. Artifacts include ragged dresses worn by the poor victims, food like bread and soup, surgeon tools, and a map marking the murder sites. People mentioned are victim Annie Chapman, London police, a medical examiner, prostitutes, madams, and detectives investigating the case. Central ideas explored include the low social class and morals around prostitution, finding work, housing the poor, and detectives' theories on the murderer's identity

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    Location & Events East End, Whitechapel, London, England Back yard behind a lodging house Hospital room . To get the autopsy done East End Brothel- standing on the side walk next to the brothel Police office room- made up room # 38 Artifacts Full length dresses. But raggedy because they are poor and torn from working and living in not so clean conditions. Food- bread and soup. Soup lines Surgeon tools Office desk and chair Map and all the places mapped out on where Jack the Ripper murdered his victims People Annie Chapman (the victim) The London police Annie Chapman was a prostitute Medical examiner Prostitutes Madams The detective there examining The main detective along with other police and detectives

    Ideas Money, low class The ideas and morals about prostitution Finding jobs/ factories Lodging/ where to house poor people What people think about prostitutes Many detectives thought the murderer was either a butcher or a surgeon but our detective doesnt not think it was either one of those

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