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This document provides a physical map of Europe, locating major mountain ranges, plains, peninsulas, and straits on the continent. It also maps the oceans, seas, islands, and rivers of Europe, identifying locations such as the Alps, Great European Plain, Gibraltar Strait, Iceland, Baltic Sea, Thames River, and Danube River.
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The document provides an overview of the history and culture of Al-Andalus. It summarizes that:
The Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula began in 711 CE and within a few years they had occupied nearly the entire region, establishing the independent Emirate of Cordoba by 756 CE. This evolved into the powerful Caliphate of Cordoba from 929-1031 CE, which saw a golden age of culture and learning. However, internal conflicts later caused the fragmentation of Al-Andalus into competing taifa states by 1031 CE, weakening the region as Christian kingdoms grew in strength. The last remnants of Muslim rule in Iberia ended with the fall of Granada
Unit4.art in the middle ages
During the Middle Ages between the 10th-15th centuries, the dominant artistic styles in Europe were Romanesque and Gothic. Romanesque art spread throughout Europe in the 11th-12th centuries featuring thick walls, rounded arches and barrel vaults in architecture along with rigid religious sculptures and paintings. Gothic art emerged in 12th century France using pointed arches, rib vaults and flying buttresses allowing taller buildings filled with stained glass windows illuminating religious subjects. Gothic sculptures showed more emotion and movement while paintings included stained glass, manuscripts, altarpieces and later portraits.
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This document appears to list various terms related to European history between approximately 500-1500 AD. Key terms include those related to medieval feudalism such as nobility, fief, and vassalage. Religious topics are also represented including clergy, cathedral, heresy, inquisition, monasticism, crusade, and schism. Military and economic aspects of the middle ages include terms like cavalry, barracks, guild, and irrigation. The list touches on interactions with other cultures through missionary work, mosques, and conversion.
Unit4 climate
This document discusses the atmosphere and factors that influence climate and weather. It covers the layers of the atmosphere, temperature variations based on altitude and latitude, different types of precipitation and what influences precipitation amounts. It also discusses atmospheric pressure and winds, how weather maps work, and how human activities like air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions can impact climate through global warming and climate change.
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This document defines key architectural terms used in medieval churches during the Romanesque and Gothic periods. It explains elements like the ambulatory, apse, barrel vault, buttresses, capitals, domes, flying buttresses, gargoyles, pointed arches, portals, ribbed vaults, and the Latin cross plan. Stylistically, it distinguishes between the Romanesque style from the 11th-12th centuries and the later widespread Gothic style from the mid-12th century onwards.
Political map of spain
España está dividida en 17 comunidades autónomas y 2 ciudades autónomas. Cada comunidad autónoma contiene varias provincias y cada provincia tiene una capital. El documento lista cada comunidad autónoma y sus respectivas provincias y capitales.
Political map of europe
This document provides instructions for locating and labeling countries on a political map of Europe. Students are asked to locate all European states listed, color and mark the capitals of countries that are members of the European Union, and note that the United Kingdom is leaving the EU in 2019 after a 2016 referendum. Countries that must be located include EU members like Germany, France, and Spain, as well as non-members such as Russia, Ukraine, and Turkey.
Physical map of europe contents
This document provides a physical map of Europe, locating major mountain ranges, plains, peninsulas, and straits on the continent. It also maps the oceans, seas, islands, and rivers of Europe, identifying locations such as the Alps, Great European Plain, Gibraltar Strait, Iceland, Baltic Sea, Thames River, and Danube River.
Contents physical relief of spain
1. Spain has several mountain ranges that run along its borders and interior, including the Cantabrian Mountains along the northern coast, the Pyrenees along the northern border with France, and the Baetic mountain ranges in the south.
2. The country also has two high plateaus in its center, the Northern Plateau and Southern Plateau, as well as river basins such as the Ebro Basin and Guadalquivir Basin.
3. Off its coasts are the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands, with notable mountains like Teide on Tenerife and Sa Tramontana on Mallorca.
Glossary unit3
The document defines key terms from the High Middle Ages, including:
- Apprentice, who worked without salary to learn a trade from a master.
- Black Death, a plague that killed 25 million Europeans between 1347-1352.
- Guilds, associations of artisans in the same trade.
- Parliaments, assemblies that helped monarchs raise taxes and funds for wars.
High middleages
The document summarizes key developments during the High Middle Ages:
1) The period saw economic growth fueled by improved agriculture and increased trade. Cities also grew as centers of trade, production, and government.
2) Medieval cities had fortified walls, distinct neighborhoods, and large market squares at their centers. Guilds organized artisans and regulated their trades.
3) The 12th century saw a "Renaissance" of culture as cathedrals and universities were founded and literature/philosophy advanced. Royal power also increased as monarchies gained independence from feudal lords and established early parliaments.
4) The Late Middle Ages saw a crisis as the Black Death plague pandemic killed over
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Unit2.the earth'srelief(updated)
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Glossary unit2
Feudal Europe was organized into a strict hierarchy with the king at the top who granted land to nobles in exchange for military service. Society was divided into estates with the privileged nobility and clergy who did not pay taxes unlike the unprivileged peasants who worked the lands. The system was based on a network of obligations between lords and vassals and ensured military protection in a decentralized agrarian society.
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- Temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and precipitation are all measured and shown on maps using lines connecting areas with the same values.
- Weather maps depict features like high and low pressure systems, fronts, and air mass boundaries.
- The Earth is divided into climate zones based on average temperature, including tropical, temperate, and polar zones.
- Wind is caused by differences in atmospheric pressure between two locations. Jet streams are high-altitude wind currents.
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Contents physical relief of spain
1. Spain has several mountain ranges that run along its borders and interior, including the Cantabrian Mountains along the northern coast, the Pyrenees along the northern border with France, and the Baetic mountain ranges in the south.
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Glossary unit2
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El curso de Texto Integrado de 8vo grado es un programa académico interdisciplinario que combina los contenidos y habilidades de varias asignaturas clave. A través de este enfoque integrado, los estudiantes tendrán la oportunidad de desarrollar una comprensión más holística y conexa de los temas abordados.
En el área de Estudios Sociales, los estudiantes profundizarán en el estudio de la historia, geografía, organización política y social, y economía de América Latina. Analizarán los procesos de descubrimiento, colonización e independencia, las características regionales, los sistemas de gobierno, los movimientos sociales y los modelos de desarrollo económico.
En Lengua y Literatura, se enfatizará el desarrollo de habilidades comunicativas, tanto en la expresión oral como escrita. Los estudiantes trabajarán en la comprensión y producción de diversos tipos de textos, incluyendo narrativos, expositivos y argumentativos. Además, se estudiarán obras literarias representativas de la región latinoamericana.
El componente de Ciencias Naturales abordará temas relacionados con la biología, la física y la química, con un enfoque en la comprensión de los fenómenos naturales y los desafíos ambientales de América Latina. Se explorarán conceptos como la biodiversidad, los recursos naturales, la contaminación y el desarrollo sostenible.
En el área de Matemática, los estudiantes desarrollarán habilidades en áreas como la aritmética, el álgebra, la geometría y la estadística. Estos conocimientos matemáticos se aplicarán a la resolución de problemas y al análisis de datos, en el contexto de las temáticas abordadas en las otras asignaturas.
A lo largo del curso, se fomentará la integración de los contenidos, de manera que los estudiantes puedan establecer conexiones significativas entre los diferentes campos del conocimiento. Además, se promoverá el desarrollo de habilidades transversales, como el pensamiento crítico, la resolución de problemas, la investigación y la colaboración.
Mediante este enfoque de Texto Integrado, los estudiantes de 8vo grado tendrán una experiencia de aprendizaje enriquecedora y relevante, que les permitirá adquirir una visión más amplia y comprensiva de los temas estudiados.
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