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Unit 6, Part 1, Taste of the Alhambra, King Alamar.
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I am King Alamar and I order the construction of the Alhambra in Granada, now!
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We are going to construct the Alhambra.
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It is finished. It has got defensive towers and walls.
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It has beautiful gardens and fountains and pools.
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Oh no, the Catholic Monarchs are coming!
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I am the Fernando the Holic, and I conquer the nada!
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Oh, the lambrash in dreams, let's go out!
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I'm Washington Irving, an American writer, and I'm fascinated with the stories of dwellers
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and ghosts of the Alhambra. I will write the book Tales of the Alhambra. And with the money
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I earn with this book, I send it to reconstruct the Alhambra.
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With the money Washington Irving earned, he ordered to rebuild the Alhambra, that beautiful
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palace of the Nazarenes in Grenada.
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I am King Romulus Augustus. I am the last king of all the Roman Empire, Salve.
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Oh no, I am letting off, and I will die.
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Unit 6.
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My paper is the Suevis, and this is the paper.
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The Suevis conquered the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula.
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The Germanic tribe.
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Okay, we are Alanis and we are going to conquer the center of the Iberian Peninsula in the
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in Lusitania and Carthaginus.
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Finish!
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The Gandalf tribe settled in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, in the province of
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Baetica.
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The Visigoth Kingdom. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Visigoths occupied most of the Iberian Peninsula and founded a powerful kingdom with Toledo as its capital.
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In 711, Muslims from the north of Africa invaded the Iberian Peninsula and defeated Lord King Ruderic, the last Visigoth king.
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I'm King Clovigil and in the 6th century I defeated the Suebis and I took control of the whole territory.
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Unit 6, 7-11. I'm Lord King Ruderic, I'm the last King Visigoths.
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I'm the King Decaret and I'm the second King of Torre.
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Now I need noblemen and peasants.
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Hello, I am the Christian and I am going to convert Tim Bragares to the Christian.
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I am Santi Sodoro of Seville, a prominent Visigoth writer. I will write the etymology and encyclopedia in which I will write about all the knowledge of this time.
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From the north of Africa and we are going to invade the Iberian Peninsula.
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I am the first independent emir of Córdoba. I ordered the construction of the Mosque of Córdoba.
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Part 3 Al- The Caliphate of Córdoba.
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Abd al-Rahman III. I am Abd al-Rahman III. I am a powerful political and religious leader.
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We are the Taifa Kingdoms, and we are always fighting.
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In 2012, I go to the battle of Las Navas of Tolosa, and I fight with the Muslims.
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For Las Navas of Tolosa, I am going to conquer all the Al-Andalus!
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Except the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada!
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The Andalus society was made up of Muslims, Christians and Jews.
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Arabic was the official language.
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Muslims were the most powerful group.
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They practised Islam and worshipped in mosques.
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They held positions in the government and owned the best hire.
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Al-Andalus Society
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Okay, we are mother-ups!
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We are required to pay the taxes!
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Oh my God! That is so much!
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There's so much of taxes. There's 100 of taxes. Okay. And we are in the rules of the Muslims. Oh, Muslim, Muslim. Oh, Muslim.
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Jews were the minority groups. They paid taxes and they afford a great cultural interest to the society.
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City life. In the Middle Ages, most of the population were peasants who lived in small villages. However, as a result of the growth in trade, cities grew bigger and bigger.
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Medieval cities has a castle, a cathedral or church, a city hall, palaces and a marketplace. Cities were organized into networks or ditches. They were surrounded by walls. City gates were closed at night. Many people were craftsmen or, for example, carpenters, weavers and goths.
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We are Averroes and Maimons. All Andalusians also contribute to astronomy, architecture and culture.
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Today we still use many words of Arabic origin. Now the constructors are going to explain.
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There are four types of arches. The multi-foil arch, the horseshoe arch, the transfer arch and the pointed arch.
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Córdoba was one of the most important cities in the world during the Middle Ages.
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It once had a population of 500 inhabitants.
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Córdoba played an important role in shaping Al-Andalus culture.
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The city was famous for the local traders who exhibited their crafts of leather and wood.
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Two of the most emblematic buildings which still exist today are the Mezquita of Córdoba and the Palace of Medina Azhar.
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- Subido por:
- Sergio G.
- Licencia:
- Todos los derechos reservados
- Visualizaciones:
- 90
- Fecha:
- 18 de junio de 2018 - 12:22
- Visibilidad:
- Público
- Centro:
- CP INF-PRI EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS
- Duración:
- 06′ 09″
- Relación de aspecto:
- 1.78:1
- Resolución:
- 1440x810 píxeles
- Tamaño:
- 1.37
