Carp-san's answer is absolutely correct except that he/she says "それから" means "because of that...", which is misunderstanding. If it were "それだから", "ですから", or something like that, however, it would mean the same as he/she says. On the contrary, "それから" here just means "and". It is a coordinating conjunction you often use when you would like to add a few words to what you have just said or refer to another thing.