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Ferdinand VII & Isabella II: A History of 19th Century Spain

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Ferdinand VII: The Restoration of Absolutism (1813-1833)

Ferdinand returned to Spain in 1814. His reign is divided into three phases:

  1. Six Years of Absolutism (1814-1820):

    Upon his return, Ferdinand sought to establish an absolute monarchy, reverting to the Ancien Régime. He annulled the constitution and reversed the Cortes' reforms.

  2. Liberal Triennium (1820-1823):

    A successful pronunciamiento forced Ferdinand to reinstate the constitution. Liberals formed the national militia, composed of liberal volunteers, to defend it. Ferdinand appealed to the Holy Alliance for help in restoring absolutism.

  3. Ominous Decades (1823-1833):

    The first crisis emerged in 1823 when the king rejected financial reforms, fearing the loss of support from those who would have

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Human Receptors and Nervous System: An Overview

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Human Receptors and Nervous System

Receptors: Structures that human beings use to detect stimuli.

Interoceptors

Collect information about the body’s internal conditions. Located in the internal environment.

Exteroceptors

Provide information from the body’s outside environment. Located on the surface of the body.

Proprioceptors

Inform about the relative position and condition of each of the body’s muscles. Found in the inner ear’s vestibule and locomotive system.

Eyes/Sight

Detect light stimuli. Photoreceptors

Ears/Hearing

Detect sound waves (Mechanoreceptors) and proprioception.

Nose/Smell

Detect substances dissolved in the air. Chemoreceptors

Mouth/Taste

Detects substances dissolved in liquids found in the oral cavity. Chemoreceptors

Skin/Touch

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Employment Terminology and Definitions

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Applicant (solicitante): A person who applies or requests something; a candidate. Application form (solicitud de): A document to be filled out by an applicant.

Apply for a job (solicitar un trabajo): apply for a position; reply to employment advertisement. Be in charge of (estar a cargo de): having control of (sth); be responsible for.

Be responsible for (ser responsable de). Bonus (sobre sueldo): extra pay. Boss (jefa): manager. Casual job (trabajo temporal): temporary job. Day shift (turno de día): daytime work period.

Dismiss (despedir): sack; fire an employee. Dismissal (despido): the act of being fired from a job. Duties (deberes): job functions / tasks. Earn one's living (ganarse la vida): to earn the money needed for food, clothing, etc.... Continue reading "Employment Terminology and Definitions" »

Teen Room Essentials and Cooking Vocabulary

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Teen Room Essentials

Furniture

  • Chest of drawers: A piece of furniture with drawers in which you keep things such as clothes.
  • Cushion: A bag made of cloth, plastic, or leather that is filled with soft material, often has an attractive cover, and is used especially on chairs for sitting or leaning on.
  • Duvet: A quilt, often with a removable cover; comforter.
  • Wardrobe: A tall cupboard in which you hang your clothes.

Room Atmosphere

  • Dimly-lit: Describing the way a room is lit when there's only a small amount of light.
  • Restful: Used to describe something that produces a feeling of being calm and relaxed.

Social Dynamics

  • Alter: To change, or to make someone or something change.
  • Compromise: The act of agreeing to something that is not exactly what you want in
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An aircraft making a radar approach should be directed to execute a missed approach if no clearance to land has been received from the non-radar controller by the time the aircraft reaches a distance of

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Who did George try to find out

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6. Fill in the gaps with words from the box

  1. Viruses are a type of microorganisms which are not affected by antibiotics

  2. We couldn’t           the experiment because the machine didn’t work come up 

  3. Any national government has been able to       with effective measures to lower COVID expansion.

  4. The results are inconclusive and that’s why scientists haven’t been able to find a cure yet

  5. These tomatoes have been genetically modified 

  6. Remember to turn off all the machinery before leaving the laboratory

  7. The samples need to be poured into test tubes after being processed

  8. Some women receive hormone treatment to control irregular periods

English Grammar Exercises and Vocabulary

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English Grammar Exercises

voca: ej1: 1. browsing 2. delivered. 3. exchanged 4. afford. EJ2c1. spreeing. 2.belt.3bugged.4.mouth EJ3. 1.recycled. 2.pollutant 3. incinerator. 4.compost EJ4: 1. manufactures 2. changing room. 3. by credit card. 4. till we drop. REA: 1.D 2.A 3.B EJ 2: 1. secure, 2. long-term. 5. plant-pots 6. sweat. GR EJ 1: 1.was arrested 2. was stolen 3.are checked 4. is lock EJ 2: be bought 2. were sold 3. he given 4. has been abandoned. EJ 3: 1. Mary has / gets her hair washed 2.Jonathan is having / getting a cake made. 3. you will hace your car stolen if yo leave it unlocked 4. i enjoy having/getting my gifts wrapped. EJ 4: 1 has your computer ever been accessed by a hacker? 2. I had my password stolen 3. Should i have /get my... Continue reading "English Grammar Exercises and Vocabulary" »

Sokkkk

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Bill Clinton(1992-2001).Defeated George H.W.Bush in 1992 election.Clinton won 43%of the vote against Bush’s 37,4% and populist billionaire Ross Perot’s 18,9%.Tried to implement a health care reform but failed.International agenda focused on peaceful resolution of conflicts.Thus,he favoured a multilateralist policy.Clinton Administration Domestic Incidents(I):The World Trade Center Bombing(Feb.1993).Terrorists trained at an Al-Qaeda training camp parked a van in one of the public parkings beneath the WTC on Feb.26,1993.-Terrorists intended to knock Tower One into Tower Two,bringing both towers down and cause thousands of civilian casualties.Six people were killed and over one thousand were injured.-The attack resembled 1983 Beirut Barracks
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examen inglish

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IDIOMS:

Throw the towel in = gave up (tirar la toalla)

The ball’s in your court = it’s your turn to act (te toca mover ficha)

Hitting below the belt = cruel (un golpe bajo)

Learn the ropes = understand how things work (pillar el tranquillo)

Had a head start = started before the others ( salir en cabeza)

VERBS COLLOCATIONS:

Win (guanyar): a medal, a prize, a match, an argument, a competition, a war

Raise (pujar): an issue, a question, a helicopter, a salary, a flag, a building

Set (coleccionar): a precedent, a table, a record, an alarm, a date

Take up: a sport, photography

Join: a club, friends for lunch

Overcome: a problem, an illness

Fail: an exam, an audition

rise = subir
raise = aumento
bite = mordedura
beat = golpear

PRESENT PERFECT: 

+ HAVE / HAS 

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Unlocking Earth's Secrets: A Guide to Fossils, Geological Time, and the Origin of Life

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What Evidence Do Rocks Provide About Life?

Rocks are still an important source of information about many forms of life that existed on this planet.

Why Can Scientists Not Be Sure How Earth Was Created?

Because no rock dates to the formation of the Earth.

How Might Fossil Teeth Reveal an Animal's Diet?

Size and shape indicate diet.

Explain Relative Dating of Fossils

Sedimentary rocks form layers, with newer or younger layers added on top of older layers. This does not tell scientists the exact age of the fossil; however, it does tell the scientist the fossil's age in relation to others above it or below it.

Two More Common Radioactive Isotopes

  • Potassium-40
  • Carbon-14

What Is a Mass Extinction?

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