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Este documento presenta una breve introducción sobre las diferencias entre España y Estados Unidos, incluyendo el número de naciones, estados, lenguas y banderas. También menciona la compleja relación entre Cataluña y España, con referencias a banderas catalanas como la "senyera" y la "estelada", así como los equipos de fútbol Barcelona y Real Madrid.
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- 6. USA ESPAÑA Una nación 4 naciones (o más) 50 estados + Un estado (formado Washington DF por 17 autonomías) Una lengua Cuatro lenguas (o más)
- 12. La bandera catalana, la “senyera”
- 13. Banderas independentistas Bandera republicana (1931- catalanas “Estelada” 1936/39) Bandera franquista (1936/39 -1975)
- 15. FC Barcelona (Barça) Real Madrid
- 20. Mirar y observar. Buscar banderas en los balcones de las casas. Fotografiar algunas.