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Good morning, everybody. I'm going to tell you what we have to do today for Social Sciences. 00:00:07
So, as usual, we click on Mi Clase, click on Contenido, open the book, enter in Ancient History. 00:00:13
Last thing we did, it was Roman Hispania, so we are going to do the end of Roman Hispania, 00:00:23
because everything that starts has an end, ¿ok? 00:00:30
Todo lo que empieza termina, y con el Imperio Romano, pues no iba a ser menos, ¿ok? 00:00:36
So, we're going to see what happened to that, ¿ok? 00:00:42
So, as well as Hispania, the Romans conquered many other lands in Europe, Africa, and Asia. 00:00:47
as you can see all the green part is the Roman Empire all right it is the Roman 00:00:58
Empire okay and so they had lands everywhere in Africa Asia and Europe 00:01:05
okay so Empire take a look of this word okay and the Roman Empire was ruled by 00:01:14
an emperor, an emperor, another important word. As I mentioned last day, three of these emperors 00:01:23
that were born in Hispania, like Trajan, Hadrian, and Theodosius, okay? But I said that everything 00:01:32
came to an end why because um people who live out of the roman empire they were called barbarians 00:01:43
it's uh it's a very important thing to know because barbarians at the beginning 00:01:54
it just meant that they were people from abroad people from other countries okay strangers 00:02:00
all right? Just that. But I have to mention that their armies were terrible 00:02:07
and this is why the term barbarian has changed into a new meaning, okay? But at 00:02:16
the beginning it was a very different meaning. So important to know that in the 00:02:24
third century in the third century the barbarians started to invade and think 00:02:30
of that I said third century okay this is after Christ okay this is not before 00:02:38
Christ anymore so remember that Roman started the Empire like 200 300 years 00:02:46
before Christ and we are in the third century after Christ, okay? So they started to invade it 00:02:55
but they were fighting for more than 200 years, okay? And it was in 476 after Christ, almost 500, 00:03:04
like the end of the fifth century that barbarians conquered the whole empire the whole empire and 00:03:18
they removed the last emperor that was romulus augustus this is known as the fall of the roman 00:03:26
empire and here it is when ancient history comes to an end okay in espanol 00:03:35
They had conquered many lands, as we can see on the map, in Africa, Asia and Europe, okay? 00:03:48
This was known as the Roman Empire, the Roman Empire, the Roman Empire, okay? 00:03:57
And the Roman Empire was governed by an emperor, by an emperor. 00:04:05
And I had mentioned the other day that there were three emperors who had been born in Spain. 00:04:11
In English the names are very rare, but in Spanish they surely sound familiar to you. 00:04:16
Trajan, Adrian and Theodosius were Roman emperors who had been born in Spain. 00:04:20
Well, let's talk about the barbarians, because this is very curious. 00:04:26
The people at that time who lived outside the Roman Empire were called barbarians, 00:04:31
but barbarian at first was a word that simply meant foreigner. 00:04:37
It meant that they came from northern peoples, that they came from other lands, from other countries, 00:04:42
so to speak, that they were other peoples. 00:04:48
What happens is that these peoples later, in the third century, attacked the Roman Empire 00:04:51
and they turned out to be terrible, they were very tough people. 00:04:58
And then the word barbarian acquired a new meaning, which is the one we have today. 00:05:01
But it is curious because at the beginning it simply meant that they were people from outside. 00:05:09
Well, in the third century, already after Christ, look at this, because the third century is already after Christ, they began to invade the empire. 00:05:15
agreement and they were fighting for more than 200 years because imagine all this is not 00:05:25
conquered in one day of agreement and they were more than 200 years to conquer the Roman Empire 00:05:33
but in the end they got it and threw the last emperor who was Romulus Augustus this moment is 00:05:40
known as the end the fall the fall of the Roman Empire the fall of the Roman Empire and the fall 00:05:47
del imperio romano es el momento el hito temporal en el que termina la edad 00:05:55
antigua the ancient history vale o sea que la edad antigua empieza con el la 00:06:01
aparición de la escritura y termina con la caída del imperio romano ok 00:06:08
But today, we can still see many of the remains of Romans in Spain, and this includes temples, aqueducts, theatres, baths, roads, bridges, and many things. 00:06:15
For example, we have the theatre in Merida that still have plays in there, or the Alcántara 00:06:32
Bridge near Cáceres, that is, think of it, is 194 meters long and 57 meters high, it's 00:06:42
a huge thing, ok? Or the Segovia Aqueduct, ok? That carried water to the city for 813 00:06:53
meters. This is very, very famous. I'm sure many of you have been there, ok? Estaba diciendo 00:07:04
que, bueno, que todavía tenemos muchos restos de los romanos en España y estos restos incluyen 00:07:11
temples, aqueducts, theaters, Roman baths, which we have not mentioned before, but they were very important 00:07:18
also the roads, the bridges, etc. And here we have three examples, we have the theater of 00:07:25
Merida, which still today there are theater works that are represented there, okay? And we also have 00:07:31
the Alcántara Bridge, which is near Cáceres, which imagine 194 meters long and 57 meters high, 00:07:38
No es ninguna broma, ¿eh? Estos romanos eran muy buenos constructores. 00:07:47
Y tenemos también el acueducto de Segovia, que este seguro que lo conocéis todos y algunos habréis estado, 00:07:51
que llevaba agua hasta la ciudad por 813 metros. 00:07:57
Imaginaos qué largo. 00:08:02
Bueno, pues esto era toda la teoría por hoy. 00:08:04
I'm going to tell you what the activities are. 00:08:06
You are going to do activity number three. 00:08:09
copy and you are not doing it in the in the notebook you are doing it in here so 00:08:12
you just need to complete the sentences the Roman Empire fell in cuando cayó el 00:08:18
imperio romano you write it there vale hay que completar las frases de acuerdo this is 00:08:26
all and after that we close this out and we go to the plus zone and we are going 00:08:31
do the digital activities that number c no seven sorry number seven drag the words and number eight 00:08:39
which modern day countries were part of the roman empire you have to do this one 00:08:52
checking a map of europe okay 00:08:57
number 8, which countries of today were part of the Roman Empire? Well, we have to look at this, 00:09:09
it would be good for you to look at a map of Europe out there and compare it with the 00:09:16
map of the book, okay? Well, this would be all for today. A hug! 00:09:23
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