GEOGRAPHY
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ESPAÑOL
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DEFINITION
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Mountain range
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Cordillera
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Group of mountains
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Hill
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Colina
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Low mountain
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Valley
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Valle
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Low area between mountains
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Plain
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Llanura
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Large area
of flat land
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Plateau
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Meseta
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An area higher than the surrounding surface
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Depression
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Depresión
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An area
lower than the surrounding surface
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Cape
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Cabo
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Part of land into the sea / ocean
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Gulf
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Golfo
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Part of sea
/ ocean into the land
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Bay
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Bahía
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Small gulf
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Cove
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Cala
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Small bay
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Cliff
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Acantilado
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High steep rock face
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Isthmus
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Istmo
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Narrow part
of land that connects two big lands surrounded in both sides by water
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Strait
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Estrecho
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Narrow passage of water that connects two big bodies of water
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Reservoir
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Embalse
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Natural or
artificial place were the water is collected
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Tributary
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Afluente
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A river that flows into a larger river
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To flow
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Fluir
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Water moving
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Estuary
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Estuario /
Desembocadura
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Part of the mouth of the river that goes into the sea / ocean
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Delta
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Delta
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Triangular
deposit of sediment at the endo of the river
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Islet
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Islote
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Small island
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Coast
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Costa
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Part of the
land next to the water
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Landscape
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Paisaje
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Area that you can see from a point
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MIDDLE AGES
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DEFINITION
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Palaeolithic
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Paleolítico
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Period of time of the Prehistory were people used stones to make tools
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Neolithic
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Neolítico
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Period of
time of the Prehistory were people used improved stones to make tools
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Metal Ages
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Edad de los
Metales
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Period of time of the Prehistory were people used metals to make tools
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Antiquity
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Edad Antigua
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Period of
time of the History from the invention of writing to the fall of the Roman
Empire
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Middle Ages
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Edad Media
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Period of time of the History from the fall of the Roman Empire to the
discovery of America
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Modern Ages
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Edad Moderna
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Period of
time of the History from the discovery of America to the French Revolution
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Contemporary Ages
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Edad Contemporánea
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Period of time of the History from the French Revolution to today.
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Human being
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Ser humano
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People.
Person.
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Emperor
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Emperador
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The governor of an Empire
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Empire
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Imperio
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Group of
people or nations ruled by an emperor
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Visigoths
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Visigodos
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Germanic tribe
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Germanic
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Germánico
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From Germany
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Tribe
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Tribu
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Group of people with similar traditions
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Suevi
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Suevos
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Germanic
tribe
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Vandals
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Vándalos
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Germanic tribe
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Alans
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Alanos
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Germanic
tribe
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Kingdom
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Reino
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Group of people or nations ruled by a king
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King
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Rey
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The governor
of a kingdom
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To expulse
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Expulsar
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To expel
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To conquer
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Conquistar
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To take
something by force
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To expand
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Expandir
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To increase the territory, make it bigger
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Law
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Ley
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Rules of a
country
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Muslim
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Musulmán
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Follower of Islam
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Islam
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Islam
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A religion
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Christianity
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Cristianismo
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A religion
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Christian
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Cristiano
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Follower of
Christianity
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Judaism
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Judaísmo
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A religion
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Jew
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Judío
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Follower of
Judaism
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Compass
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Brújula
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Device to know where is the North
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Caliph
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Califa
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Religious
and civil ruler of the Islamic world
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Mosque
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Mezquita
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Islamic place to pray
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Souk
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Zoco
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A market
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Wall
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Muro
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Vertical structure to protect
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Alcazaba
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Alcazaba
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Place with a
wall around to protect
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Romanesque
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Románico
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Architectonic style from the Middle Ages characterized by thick walls,
small windows and rounded shapes
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Gothic
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Gótico
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Architectonic
style from the Middle Ages characterized by big walls, big windows and
pointed shapes
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Church
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Iglesia
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Christian place to pray
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Clergy
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Clero
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Group of
leaders from the Christian religion
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Monastery
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Monasterio
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A place where monks live
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To pray
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Rezar
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To offer
praise / thanks to God
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Noble
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Noble
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A person with a social or political status because of his family
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Knight
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Caballero
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Soldier of
the king in the Middle Ages
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Peasant / Commoner
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Campesino /
plebeyo
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Person of a low social class, not nobles
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Pilgrim
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Peregrino
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A person
that travels to a sacred or holy place (important in his/her religion)
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MIDDLE AGES: RECONQUEST
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ESPAÑOL
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DEFINITION
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Reconquest
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Reconquista
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Period of time when the Christians of the North are trying to
reconquer Al-Ándalus (1000-1492)
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Battle
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Batalla
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A fight
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Province
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Provincia
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A part of a country
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Caliphate
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Califato
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Group of
people or nations ruled by a Caliph
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Caliph
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Califa
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The governor of a Caliphate
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Emirate
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Emirato
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Group of
people or nations ruled by an Emir
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Emir
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Emir
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The governor of an Emirate
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Kingdom
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Reino
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Group of
people or nations ruled by a king
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King
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Rey
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The governor of a kingdom
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Governor
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Gobernador
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Person that
rules
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Weak
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Débil
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Not strong
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Muslim
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Musulmán
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Follower of
Islam
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Christian
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Cristiano
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Follower of Christianity
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Jew
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Judío
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Follower of
Judaism
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Islam
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Islam
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A religion
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Christianity
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Cristianismo
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A religion
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Judaism
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Judaísmo
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A religion
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Inquisition
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Inquisición
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A tribunal
of people that controlled the religious issues
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To get married
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Casarse
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To take someone as husband or wife
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Crown
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Corona
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The power of
a king
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To surrender
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Rendirse
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To give up
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MODERN AGES: XV-XVI CENTURIES
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DEFINITION
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Printing press
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Imprenta
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A machine to print books
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Century
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Siglo
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100 years
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Institutions
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Instituciones
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Organisations
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Holly Brotherhood
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Santa Hermandad
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Police and
judicial organism of the Middle Ages
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Royal
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Real
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Related to the king
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Council
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Consejo
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Group of people
to give advice and help
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Son
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Hijo
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A male in relation to his parents by birth
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Daughter
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Hija
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A female in
relation to his parents by birth
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Grandson
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Nieto
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The son of my son/daughter
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Granddaughter
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Nieta
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The daughter
of my son/daughter
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Empire
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Imperio
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Group of people or nations ruled by an emperor
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Emperor
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Emperador
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The governor
of an empire
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Revolt
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Revuelta
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Act of rebellion
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Agreement
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Acuerdo
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To get to an
understanding
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Protestantism
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Protestantismo
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A religion
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Protestants
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Protestante
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Follower of
Protestantism
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Huge
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Gran
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Very big
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Annexation
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Anexión
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To add /
take control of a new territory
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Taxes
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Impuestos
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Money that you have to pay to the government
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Truce
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Tregua
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To stop
fighting for a period of time
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To trade
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Comerciar
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To exchange goods / things between different people, countries, etc.
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Bourgeoise
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Burgués
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Person of
the middle class (not a noble but not a commoner)
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Merchant
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Comerciante
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Person that commerce
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Humanism
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Humanismo
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A manner of
thinking with interest in the human being
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Plateresque
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Plateresco
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Architectonic style from the Middle Ages characterized by having lots
of decorations
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Architecture
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Arquitectura
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Profession
of designing buildings
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Painting
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Pintura
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Art of painting pictures
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Sculpture
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Escultura
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Art of
creating sculptures
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To abdicate
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Abdicar
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To renounce to the throne / crown
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MODERN AGES: XVII CENTURY
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DEFINITION
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Golden Age
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Edad de Oro
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Related to the XVII century in Spain
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Minister
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Ministro
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A person
with an authority in the government
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Valido
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Valido
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Minister of the king that helps the king or even takes decisions for
him
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Monarchy
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Monarquía
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Government
where the person governing is a monarch / king
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Absolute Monarchy
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Monarquía
absoluta
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Government where the king has all the power
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Moriscos
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Moriscos
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Muslim
person that, after the Reconquest, stayed in Spain
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Peaceful
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Pacífico
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That doesn’t want to fight
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Policy
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Política
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Actions of
the government
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Truce
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Tregua
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To stop fighting for a period of time
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Hegemony
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Hegemonía
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Domination
of a country over other countries
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Peace
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Paz
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Freedom from war
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Taxes
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Impuestos
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Money that
you have to pay to the government
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Revolt
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Revuelta
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Act of rebellion
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To reduce
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Reducir
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Get smaller
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Autonomy
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Autonomía
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Independence, self-government
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Regent
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Regente
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A person
that is ruling because the king / queen can’t rule (because he/she is too young,
he/she is ill…)
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Ill
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Enfermo
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Sick. Not feeling well
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Homeless
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Sin hogar
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A person
with no home
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Picaresque
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Picaresca
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A style of life of some commoners where you have to steal, lie, etc.
to have food or home
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To steal
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Robar
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Take
something from another person without permission
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Epidemic
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Epidemia
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A disease that affects to a lot of people and is contagious
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Baroque
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Barroco
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Architectonic
style from the XVII century characterized by curved lines, sense of movement
and contrast of light and dark
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MODERN AGES: XVIII CENTURY
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ESPAÑOL
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DEFINITION
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Dynasty
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Dinastía
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Sequence or rulers from the same family
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To claim
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Proclamar
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To declare
something in an official manner
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Throne
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Trono
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Rank or dignity of a king
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Succession
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Sucesión
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Process by which
a person follows another in a rank
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Civil war
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Guerra civil
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War between people of the same country
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To support
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Apoyar
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To give help
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Treaty
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Tratado
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Agreement between countries to be in peace
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To renounce
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Renunciar
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To give up
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Enlightened Despotism
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Despotismo
Ilustrado
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Government of the XVIII century where the king has all the power but
makes political, religious and educational reforms.
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Reforms
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Reformas
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Improvements
in different areas
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To recover
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Recuperar
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To get back
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To modernize
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Modernizar
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To become
modern
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Highway
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Autovía
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Main road
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Road
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Carretera
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A way to go
from one place to another
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Factory
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Fábrica
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Building to manufacture goods/things
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To promote
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Promover
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To help
something/somebody to advance
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Newspapers
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Periódicos
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Publication with news, advertisements…
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Enlightenment
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Ilustración
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Philosophical
movement of the XVIII century characterized by believing in human reason and
by political, religious and educational reforms
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Age of Reason
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Era de la
Razón / Siglo de las luces
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Period of history in the XVIII century based on thinking and reason
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Steam Engine
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Motor a vapor
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An engine/motor
that works with steam/vapour
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Industrial Revolution
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Revolución
Industrial
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Economical and social changes in the XVIII century where factories
started using machines and steam engines to work
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To measure
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Medir
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To count/calculate
the amount, size, dimensions of something
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Meridian
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Meridiano
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Imaginary line that passes from one pole of the Earth to the other
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Fable
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Fábula
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Short story
with animals as characters that teaches you something
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Neoclassical
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Neoclásico
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Style of art that takes back the characteristics of Greeks and Romans’
art.
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POPULATION
ENGLISH
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ESPAÑOL
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DEFINITION
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Population
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Población
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Total number of persons living in an area
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Inhabitants
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Habitantes
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Person that
lives in an area
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Registers
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Registro
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A list of something
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Municipal
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Municipal
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Related to a
city
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National Census
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Censo
Nacional
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Official count of the population of a country
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Employed
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Empleados
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People
working
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Un-employed
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Desempleados
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People in condition of working that is looking for a job
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Active
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Activo
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People in
condition of working that is working or not
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Inactive
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Inactivo
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People that has the proper age for working but are not working
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Retired people
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Jubilados
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People too old
to work
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Volunteers
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Voluntarios
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A person who voluntary works helping other people without being paid
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Birth rate
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Tasa de natalidad
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Number of
babies that are born for every 1000 inhabitants
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Death rate
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Tasa de
mortandad
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Number of people that dies for every 1000 inhabitants
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Increase
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Aumentar
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To become bigger
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Migration
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Migración
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Movement of people from one place of residence to another
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Emigration
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Emigración
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People that
leaves his/her place of residence
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Immigration
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Inmigración
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People that arrives from another place of residence
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Net migration
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Tasa de migración
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Difference
between emigrants and immigrants in a country
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Life expectancy
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Esperanza de
vida
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The average time people live
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ECONOMY
ENGLISH
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ESPAÑOL
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DEFINITION
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To involve
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Suponer /
significar
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To include
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Crop farming
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Cultivos / cosechas
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Cultivating something
for eating
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Livestock farming
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Ganadería
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Taking care of animals for having food later
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Fishing
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Pesca
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Catching
fish
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Forestry
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Silvicultura
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Taking care of trees and forests
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Mining
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Minería
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Taking
materials from mines
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Cattle
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Ganado
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Large farm animas
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Poultry
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Aves de corral
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Birds raised
for their meat and eggs
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Resin
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Resina
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Steaky substance that comes from trees
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Cork
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Corcho
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Thick and
light layer of wood from oaks
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Hake
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Merluza
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A saltwater fish
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Squid
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Calamar
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A sea creature
with ten tentacles
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Mussels
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Mejillones
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A two-shelled water creature, a mollusc
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Raw materials
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Materias primas
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Materials in
their natural state
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Manufactured products
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Productos
manufacturados
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Materials changed by the humans
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Iron
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Hierro
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A silver-white
metallic element
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Steel
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Acero
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A form of iron made with carbon
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Need
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Necesidad
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A necessary thing
or obligation
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Income
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Ingreso,
salario, sueldo
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Amount of money that you receive for a job
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Expense
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Gasto
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Amount of
money that you pay for something
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Budget
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Presupuesto
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A list that shows how much money you have and how are you going to use
it
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Saving
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Ahorro
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Money saved
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Business
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Negocio
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A person or corporation that buys and sells goods
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Company
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Empresa
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Association
to commerce
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