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jueves, 12 de mayo de 2016
SUMMING UP 20TH CENTURY
- Write a brief extract of the article in english.
- Draw a timeline incluiding the most relevant eventsthat Emma have seen and we have studied in class.
La única persona viva que nació antes de 1900
La italiana Emma Morano llegó al mundo en 1899, cuando no había aviones en el cielo ni radios en los hogares.
Emma Morano. Foto: Telegraph
Es
la persona más longeva de la Tierra y la única sobreviviente entre
quienes nacieran en el Siglo XIX.
La italiana Emma Morano nació el 29 de noviembre de 1899, por lo que
camina hacia su cumpleaños 117 para fines de este 2016.
El
jueves 12 de mayo pasado falleció la estadounidense Susannah
Mushatt Jones,
quien tenía cinco meses más y alcanzó a vivir 116 años con 311
días. Era la otra integrante del privilegiado grupo de las abuelas
del mundo.
Informa
el periódico El
País que
el Grupo de Investigación de Gerontología de Estados Unidos
registraba hasta cinco personas en este club especial, pero que
cuatro ya fallecieron en los últimos meses. Ahora
queda Emma en Verbania, en el norte italiano.
Ella come
tres huevos al día y sólo desayuna leche con un par de galletas. Su
hermana falleció con 107 años y su madre vivió hasta los
91.En
la Universidad de Harvard estudian ya su ADN.
Cuando llegó al mundo los aviones no surcaban los cielos, ni tampoco
había equipos de radio en las casas.
Emma
Morano es consciente de que la Tierra a la que llegó ya no existe,
pero pudo ser pionera en algunas cosas. Fue
mujer trabajadora hasta los 75 años y fue capaz de separarse de su
marido en 1938 para
terminar con los malos tratos que sufría.
Ella explica -en
las numerosas entrevistas que ha concedido en el último tiempo- que
su dieta y su genética son claves para su longevidad. Ella vive
sola, pero es visitada a diario por sus familiares y enfermeros.
ROMANTICISM AND REALISM ACTIVITY
Match each
picture with one of the texts below and allocate them wether to
romanticism or to realism. (Instructions for teacher: don´t forget
to erase the authors)
The Wanderer above the mists,
Friedrich
The massacre of Chios, Delacroix
The third-class carriege, Daumier
The Angelus, MIllet
In
a small English country town, the inhabitants of which supported
themselves by the labour of their hands in plaiting and preparing
straw for those who made bonnets and other articles of dress and
ornament from that material, - concealed under an assumed name, and
living in a quiet poverty which knew no change, no pleasures, and few
cares but that of struggling on from day to day in one great toil for
bread, - dwelt Barnaby and his mother. Their poor cottage had known
no stranger's foot since they sought the shelter of its roof five
years before; nor had they in all that time held any commerce or
communication with the old world from which they had fled. To labour
in peace, and devote her labour and her life
to her poor son, was all the widow sought. If happiness can be said
at any time to be the lot of one on whom a secret sorrow preys, she
was happy now. Tranquillity, resignation, and her strong love of him
who needed it so much, formed the small circle of her quiet joys; and
while that remained unbroken, she was contented.
Dickens
Pickwick Papers 1836
His
cheeks were purple and he kept his eyes on the ground. He was a lad
eighteen or nineteen years of age, small in stature, with irregular
but delicate features, and of a constitution apparently weakly. His
nose was aquiline; and his large black eyes, which in quiet moments
showed thought and vivacity, were ablaze now with the fiercest
hatred. His dark brown hair, growing very low on his forehead, gave
him a narrow brow, that in moments of anger looked positively wicked.
His face would hardly be remarked among the infinite variety of human
countenances by any feature particularly striking.
Sthendal
The red and the black
There
is pleasure in the pathless woods,
there
is rapture in the lonely shore,
there
is society where none intrudes,
by
the deep sea, and music in its roar;
I
love not Man the less, but Nature more.
Lord
Byron
Sand,
sand, and still more sand!
The desert! Fearful land!
Teeming
with monsters dread
And plagues on every hand!
Here in an
endless flow,
Sandhills of golden glow,
Where'er the tempests
blow,
Like a great flood are spread.
Sometimes the sacred
spot
Hears human sounds profane, when
As from Ophir or from
Memphre
Stretches the caravan.
From far the eyes, its
trail
Along the burning shale
Bending its wavering tail,
Like
a mottled serpent scan.
These deserts are of God!
His are the
bounds alone,
Here, where no feet have trod,
To Him its centre
known!
And from this smoking sea
Veiled in obscurity,
The
foam one seems to see
In fiery ashes thrown.
Victor
Hugo Les Orienteles
Les Orientales is a collection of poems by Victor Hugo, inspired by Greek War of Independance. They werethe first published in January 1829.
Of the forty-onepoems, thirty-six were writen during 1828. They offer a series of highly coloured tableaux depicting scenes from eastern Mediterranean that, reflecting the cultural and political bias of French public, underscore the contrast between freedom-loving Greeks and imperialism Ottoman Turks. The fashionable subject ensured the books´s success.
LISTENING SECOND INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
- What things were got to many europeans by second industrial revolution? Avoid efforts, freetime...
- The new tecnology drives to new society that believes in.... progress
- What were the booster sectors? Iron and chemical
- What inventions were made thanks to electricity? light bulb, telephone, radio, electric railroads
- How did contries protect their goods? They created global economy and increase taxes
- How many types of Europe are decribed in the video? western nations, industrialized, and east and south nations, agricultural, less developed
- What was the roll of women? telephone operators, teachers...
- Who famous killer is named in the video? Jack the ripper
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION ACTIVITY
Relate these features with the world before the Industrial Revolution or after it.
BEFORE
the Industrial
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AFTER
the Industrial
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Revolution
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Revolution
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Cars
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Rural
life
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Factories
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Small
villages
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Energy
sources
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Machinery
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Windmill
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Railways
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International
Trade
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Farming
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Towns
and cities
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Local
trade
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Workers
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Farmers
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IMPERIALISM ACTIVITIES
IMPERIALISM ACTIVITIES
Complete the maps below. You have
to paint the first map with the names of Africa´s colonies and you have to do
it paintting one colour for each metropoli. For instanse, green to U.K.
colonies, red to french ones and so and so.
Then, you have to do the same
process for Asia as well.
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