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Solar panels are technological devises that tae advantage of solar energy and converts it into usable energy for humans.

The advantages of soler panels are that is a renewable energy, that it never ends, it is abundant, there ir a lot of daily sun, shared system, there are several sistem to use panels and it is silent.
the disadvantages of using solar panels are that they are very expensive, they take up a lot of spaces and intermitsent , we never know was the time will bw to use panels. My opinion.....
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THE THIRD INTERNATIONAL

, In 1919 the Bolsheviks Created the Third International or Comintern, which represented the socialist Internationalism advocated 

3.2 The 1920 in Russial The New Economic Policy

At the End of the Civil War, The economic situation was Critical. The solution Was the New Economic Policy (NEP),which was a mixed system combining elements of Capitalism and socialism. The NEP lasted from 1921 to 1928. 3.3The Stalin era: Lenin died in January 1924 by Trotsky and Stalin. However, Stalin prevailed over Most of his rivals and established himself as undisputed leader. Trotsky was expelled from the Soviet Union in 1929. During His exile in Mexico,he was assassinated in 1940 by an Agent sent by Stalin.

Economic planning: Industrialisation

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Rise of Bourgeoisie and Humanist Academies in Medieval Europe

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DEMO ECONO RECO

As the major epidemics disappeared and the birth rate increased, the population rose. Agricultural surplus was generated and sold. Improvements in shipping gave rise to trade in the Mediterranean Sea, the Baltic Sea, and the North Sea. The need for capital to travel and buy goods resulted in the growth of the banking system.

RISE OF BOUR

The economic power of the bourgeoisie did not come from the land as with the nobility. They made money activities such as banking.

STRENG MONA

The monarchs took back the power that the feudal nobility had accumulated during the Middle Ages. Monarchs created permanent armies and set up bureaucratic systems and financed the kingdom.

HUMAN B CENTER CREA

In medieval times, God was regarded as the center

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The main stages of cold war.

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population and urban growth:between 1870 and 1914,european population accelerated its growth and rose to 300 to 400 million people.Emigration abroad was favored by improved and less expensive means of transport.It initially originated from the united kingdom ireland and scandinava.The main destinations were the united states,latin america,australia and new zealand.Cities increased their population.In 1990,cities were home to a third or half of the population and some,like paris or london held over one million people.Differences between imperialism and colonies:IMP:From 1870 european colonial expansion turned to africa,asia and the pacific and entered a new phase as know imperialism""inspired the military,political and economic control of european
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Environmental Movement and Value Systems: Main Approaches and Historical Influences

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Environmental Movement

A social and political movement that seeks to protect and improve the quality of the environment.

Environmental Value System

A worldview that shapes the way an individual or group of people perceive environmental issues. This will be influenced by cultural, religious, economic and socio-political context.

  • Conservationist: Their emphasis was on the sustainable use of the environment and the management of its resources to allow for future development.

  • Preservationist: They advocate for the preservation of land and its resources in pristine untouched condition.

EVS Main Approaches

  • Ecocentric (nature centred): They say that humans need to work within natural systems to conserve the ecological processes on which all life depends.

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Feudalism in Europe: Political, Economic, and Social System

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Feudalism in Europe

Feudalism was the political, economic, and social system which characterized Western Europe between the 9th and 15 centuries
Most prominent features were the loss of political power by the kings, a primarily agrarian economy, a social organization based on relationships of dependence between people, and the enormous influence of Christian religion
Feudalism was a consequence of the instability and the moments of crisis and poverty that followed the death of Emperor Charlemagne in 814
The kings were unable to protect their entire territory and sought protection from powerful local nobles who swore their loyalty and military allegiance in exchange for concessions
Peasants sought the protection of the nobles, in exchange for surrendering
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Discover Dublin: Ireland's Vibrant Capital City

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Dublin: Ireland's Vibrant Capital City

Dublin is the capital of Ireland and the country's largest city. Located on Ireland's east coast, there's plenty to see and do.

Historical Center

Dublin is Ireland's historical centre. Many buildings, which are hundreds of years old, can still be seen here, such as Christ Church Cathedral, built in 1028, and Dublin Castle, built in 1204. Trinity College, Ireland's most famous university, has a huge campus with beautiful buildings from the 18th century.

Cultural and Economic Hub

Dublin is also the center of Ireland's cultural and economic activity. Shoppers will find anything from high fashion to markets with fantastic bargains. The city is famous for its nightlife; it has over 1000 pubs where there is always

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The Rise of Authoritarian Monarchy in Spain: Unification, Expansion, and Religious Control

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Political Changes in Europe

England

A civil war for the throne, known as the War of the Roses, raged between the Houses of York and Lancaster. The monarchy grew stronger during the reign of Henry VIII.

Spain

The Catholic Monarchs, Isabella I of Castile and Ferdinand II of Aragon, unified all of the Iberian Peninsula except for Portugal.

Characteristics of Authoritarian Monarchy

  • National Territory: Considered the patrimony of the royal family.
  • Bureaucracy: Managed by civil servants who controlled the territory.
  • Permanent Court: Ended the tradition of traveling courts from the Middle Ages.
  • Permanent Army: Established a standing army.
  • Diplomatic Service: Utilized ambassadors for international relations.
  • Taxation System: Implemented a system for collecting
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Deep Sea Fishing: Trawlers, Techniques, and History

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Big Freezer Trawlers: Floating Factories

Big freezer trawlers can be described as floating factories. But what are some of the features of these boats?

  • They stay out at sea for a month.
  • The technology is really modern.

Some trawlers belong to fleets. What does this mean? It means that the trawlers work for the same owners or company.

Do the boat owners own the canning factories? No, they are usually separate.

Is the owner of the ship the captain? No, he works for the owner and negotiates with him.

What does he negotiate? The captain has to negotiate the duration of the fishing trip and the quantity of fish to be caught.

How does the crew get paid? Everybody gets a wage for coming, but you can get bonuses depending on the number of fish caught.

Does

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Recycling, Animals, and Entertainment: A Compilation of Fun Facts

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Entertainment

Movies

Saban’s Power Rangers

The world is in danger and five children turn into superheroes.

Beauty and the Beast

Fans of Emma Watson will love her in the role of the Beauty.

The Boss Baby

He must destroy an organization called Puppy Co. which thinks families need pets more than babies.

Prison Break Season 5

A new season is here!

Music

Shakira

Her first album was released when she was 13 years old. With 23 albums, including her first English album, her latest single is "Chantaje".

Goodbye Stranger

Seventh grade for New Yorkers at Bridge.

Clean Bandit

Mixes electronic music with classical pieces.

Rag’n’ Bone Man

Old jazz/soul and blues music.

Animals

Interview with Huan Huan (the Panda)

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