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King arthur

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England (London) red rose / st george 

Celebrations: Guy Fawkes night // April fool's day (jokes) 
Iconic places: stonehenge, hardian's wall, cathedral, liverpool, lake district, white cliffs of dover..
10, Downning street 
Margaret tathcher, princess diana..
Scotland (Edinburgh) thistle or scottish bluebell (st andrew 30nov
Haggis, porridge, shortbread, aberdeen angus beef and salmon.
Edinburgh, scottish higlands, glasgow and aberdeen (city) // Loch ness monster, dolly the sheep
Robert bruce, william wallace, alexandre bell
Highland games
Celebrations: hogmanay // burns night
H. Mountain : ben nevis
Ireland (Dublin) shamrock / st patrick 17march
Irish stew, tea
Gaelic football / hurling
Belfast, lakes of killarney, blarney castle, the giant's causeway,
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Heroism and the rules of comitatus beowulf

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TEMA 1

the M.Ages can be divided in 2 Diff. Periods: the early M.Ages and the Late

In the early M.A is the period Between mid.5 century and mid.11 century, exactly between 449 and 1066. Called The Anglosazon period and during these years the formation of the english Period took place.At the beginning, the Romans arrived to the British isles and Pushed the previous tribes to Scotland,Ireland,Wales.In the 6 century,people From the N.Came(angles,saxons,jutes)this caused the dissaperance of the Political and moral order and the 7 kingdoms appeared. There were also tensiond Between Romans and Anglosaxons.*Heptarchi;relationship between the kingdoms. 8Century-viking invasion and no more 7 kingdom. Wessex stop them so they expand To the North.SOTIAL

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Good morning, have you got

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The reformation wad a religious movement in 16 century Europe. It was caused by the following factors: Critics of the catholic churhc claimed that its leaders were wealthy and corrupt, and that priests did not carry out their duties properly, there was strong opposition to indulgences, which pardoned people their sins in return for money, humanist influence made people look for a more personal religion, based on their reading of the Bible. The Reformation began in 1517 when Martin Luther, a german monk, wrote The Ninety-five Theses. In this text Luther strongly criticised the Pope, and as a result he was excommunicated from the cantholic church. Lutheranism was based on the following principles: Salvation was reached by faith in Christ and
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tercer tema

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The Medieval Synthesis - and Its Cracks

The church's Mission
The church had long sought to reform the secular world. In the eleventh century, during the Gregorian reform, such efforts focused on the king. In the thirteenth century, however, the church hoped to purify all of society. It tried to strengthen its situations of law and justice to combat heretics, and it supported preachers who would bring the official views of the church to the streets. 
In this way the church attempted to reorder the world in the image of heaven, with everyone following one rule of God in harmony. To some degree, the church succeeded in this evndeavor but it also came up against the limits of control, as dissident voices and forces clashed with its vision.
Innocent
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doctrina

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First the definition of a human person as the church sees it is that they See men and women as the living image of god himself, the image of his plan, They have received a part of gods dignity. The church invites all people to Recognize in everyone a brother or sister "for whom christ died". Human individual possesses the dignity of a person, Who is not just something but someone. He is capable of self-knowledge, Self-possession and of freely communicating with other persons. He is called by grace to offer his creator a response of Faith and love. Human faculties: the catholic social doctrine of the church is Based on the concept of society, which has been created according to a specific Cultural model. man is a Rational being and this is
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Human rights

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the definition of a human person by the ch is that they See men and women as the living image of g himself,of his plan, They have received a part of gs dignity.Invites all people to Recognize in everyone a brother or sister "for whom christ died". Human individual possesses the dignity of a person, Who is not just something but someone, capable of self-knowledge, Self-possession and of freely communicating with other persons. He is called by grace to offer his creator a response of Faith and love. Human faculties: the catholic social doctrine of the ch is Based on the concept of society, which has been created according to a specific Cultural model. man is a Rational being and this is why he is similar to G. He was created free and Has power
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The rupture of martin luther

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Renaissance:"rebirth", an era which emphasizes education, art, and critical thinking

Secular: Ideas centered on the things of their world.

Patrons: a person who supports artists, especially financially


Vernacular: Use of native language instead of classical Latin

Utopia: An ideal place where conflict, greed, and war do not exist

William Shakespeare:William Shakespeare was an English poet, playwright, and actor,

Johann Gutenberg a German blacksmith, goldsmith, inventor, printer, and publisher who introduced printing to Europe with the printing press.

Martin Luther:a German professor of theology, composer, priest, monk, and a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation. Luther came to reject several teachings and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.

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Final

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In addition, Death of a King’s Horseman also has “cultural identity”. Between these three books this is the most powerful one. Elesin is the king’s horseman and his duty is to commit suicide in order to lead the king to his death. Cultural identity is shown in this text by the idea of death and also beliefs. Pilkings and Jane were wearing fancy clothes, which for the natives that kind of clothing belong to the dead and not for human being. “ Mista Pirinkin, I beg you sir, what you think you do with that dress? It belong to dead cult, not for human being.” ( Soyinka, 24). The natives believe a lot in superstition and the Europeans don’t respect that “ Look here Amusa, I think this little joke has gone to far enough hm? Let’s
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Percent sign spacing

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read: alphabet recognition, phonemic awareness

uppercase- capital letters

lowercase- small letters manuscript fonts, colours, sizes period.

Dash- colon : curly brackets hyphen- apostrophe´ semi-colon ; quotes “” asterisk *

@ at symbol # number symbol, <> angle bracket & ampersand % percent sign _ underscore / slash \ backslash = equal sign

once upon a time- and they lived happily forever and a day

goals early reading: reading fluency, comprenhension, for pleasure

alphabetic principle

cueing system: graphophonic cue system (sound- spelling relation) syntactic cue s( naming word, action w, describing, funtion) the semantic cue s (sense)


pre-reading: 6, recognising a few letters, wordsm environmental print signs

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Clase infantil

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Puritan Literature

Common genres were sermons, biographies, diaries and autobiographies.

The style was Protestant; plain and against ornamentation.

This style mirrors the Puritan way of life and their belief that one should not call attention to oneself.

There was a purpose to Puritan writing: to glorify God.

Puritans reinforced in their writings their religious mission by using the language of the Old Testament, adapted to the realities of the New World.

They believed that events described in the Old Testament anticipated their own experiences.

Texts reflected the scope of their readers, who were well-grounded in religion.

Common themes in early Puritan writing:

a. Idealism, both religious and political

b. Pragmatism, practicality and sense of mission

Puritan

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