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End-of-unit activities - Art in the 19th century
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The end of the 18th century marked a transition from Rococo art, which embodied the aesthetics of the Ancien Régime, to neoclassicism. Neoclassicism was based on the classical art and culture of…
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Choose. The Roman Empire
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Choose the best answer to the following questions: What happened in Rome in the year 27 BC? What powers did the emperor have? What happened to the Republic's institutions? How was the vast Roman…
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Game: Time explorer
Jordi Mulet Docente
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Online game designed to learn about world cultures (Ancient Egypt, Rome, Aztec Mexico, Imperial China). The aim of each level is to rescue a treasured object. To get it, we must overcome challenges,…
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Glossary
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Catholic (n): a member of the Christian church under the authority of the Pope in Rome. courtier (n): a member of the royal court who gave advice or companionship to the monarch. doctrine (n): a set of…
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Test your English vocabulary
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iPad and iPhone application to test our vocabulary. We can study the vocabulary by topic. All questions are sorted by topic (words of precision, one syllable words, medical terms, people, beasts and…
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Romans
Leonor Rojas Docente
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In this resource we study the Roman civilization. We can explore the city of Rome, the Roman army, roads and places, family, technology and more aspects of the Roman civilization. We also can learn…
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The spread of the Renaissance
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The Italian Renaissance spread to other European countries in the 16th century. 5.1. The Renaissance in Flanders In Flanders, the Italian Renaissance had very little influence. Flemish painters…
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The Roman Empire
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3.1. Augustus and the Empire After Julius Caesar's death, his adopted son Octavius overcame his rivals. The Senate gave him the name Augustus ("chosen by the gods") and he was made Emperor…
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Rome’s origins: the seven hills
Maria Pallarés Docente
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Video about various aspects of Ancient Rome that could be useful for studying the historical origins of the city: founding of the seven hills, geographical area of the Italian Peninsula, etc. In the…
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Self-evaluation 4 - The Roman Empire
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Choose the best answer to each question: How and why did Rome manage to conquer so much territory? Who benefitted most from the conquests? Why did the revolt of the Gracchi brothers happen? What caused…
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