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From Medieval to Modern Ages BR1617
From Medieval to Modern Ages BR1617
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9th century:Spanish hermit named Pelayo received a vision revealing the tomb of...
the apostle Saint Peter
the apostle Saint James.
the apostle Saint John
the apostle Saint Paul
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Modern Times was an era of great change, and the main reasons are...
The invention of the press
Technological advances in shipbuilding
technical advances like maps, astrolabes and compasses
The European Monarchs had a very strong territorial power.
3
The oldest preserved Castilian epic poem is...
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Metamorphoses
Cantar de Mío Cid
The Homeric Poems
4
Three different cultures and religions coexisted in the Christian Kingdoms:
Islam, Jews and Taoists
Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
Christianity, Buddishmus and Judaism
5
The Middle Ages is considered a culturally dark era. This is true in part, due to
frequent wars and diseases such as the black death.
there was not electricity.
the sun was not as bright as today.
men used to wear black trousers.
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Modern Times began in Spain under the reign of
Isabel I of Castilla and Fernando II of Aragón
Sancho IV
Alfonso The Wise
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In 1492, the Spanish discovered America . It was the beginning of
Contemporary Times
Meddieval Times
Modern Times.
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Only one language of the Iberian Peninsula, did not have a Latin origin.
Catalan
Galician- Portuguese
Euskara
French
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Non-privileged groups spoke a less elegant version of Latin mixed with other European languages
These new languages are the Romance languages.
These new language are Spanish and English
These new languages are the Indoeuropean languages.
10
In the Christian kingdoms only the privileged groups mastered Latin, the language of the Romans
the nobility and the clergy
librarians and teachers
the king and the knights
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Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar
was a Castilian nobleman and military leader in medieval Spain.
The Moors called him El Commander
The Moors called him El Cid, which meant the Lord.
The Moors called him Emir, and the Christians, El Campeador,
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Which is the period before Modern Times?
The Classical Age
The Neolithic Age
The Meddieval Age
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El Cid, was a Castilian nobleman. According to legend he was a...
Christian hero
Caliph
Emir