Diapositivas sobre la epoca medieval

1. ORAL PROJECT
TIME CAPSULE
Nelson R. Navarrete
LEVEL V
7 to 9 AM

2. STRUCTURE
 INTRODUCTION
 HIGHLIGHTS IN 1500 (16th Century)
 CHARACTER
 INTERVIEW
 OPEN FORUM

3. WELCOME !

4. Instructions
1. Don’t talk or see directly to the character.
2. Please be respectful with the character.
3. Keep calm.
4. Talk only in English.
5. If you have question, you have to wait until the end.

5. General Information
16th Century from 1500 to 1560
Medieval Time

6. How the world look like?
This world map by the Italian Amerigo Vespucci and Belgian Gerardus Mercator
besides the classical continents Europe, Africa and Asia shows the Americas as
America sive India Nova, New Guinea and other islands of Southeast Asia as well
as a hypothetical Arctic continent (which was purported to have been discovered by
Admiral Richard E. Byrd in 1947) and a yet undetermined Terra Australis.

7. International News
 Spain and Portugal explored the world's seas and
opened worldwide oceanic trade routes.
 Large parts of the New World became Spanish and
Portuguese colonies.
 The Portuguese became the masters of Asia's and
Africa's Indian Ocean trade,
 The Spanish opened trade across the Pacific Ocean,
linking the Americas with Asia.

8. More News of Europe
 The Protestant Reformation gave a major blow to the
authority of the papacy and the Roman Catholic Church.
 European politics became dominated by religious
conflicts, with the groundwork for the epochal Thirty
Years' War being laid towards the end of the century.
 In Italy, Luca Pacioli published the first work ever on
accounting and Galileo Galilei made the first
thermometer.
 In United Kingdom, the Italian Alberico Gentili wrote
the first book on public international law and divided
secularism from canon law and Roman Catholic
theology.

9. Highlights 16th century
In Europe

10. Art
The Statue of David,
completed by Michelangelo in
1504, is one of the most
renowned works of
the Renaissance

11. Art
Mona Lisa, by Leonardo da
Vinci, c. 1503–1506, one of the
world's most well-known
paintings.

12. Literature
Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish
author (1547–1616)

13. Discoveries
1519–22: Ferdinand
Magellan and Juan Sebastián
Elcano lead the
first circumnavigation of the
World.

14. Discoveries
1545: Theory of complex
numbers is first developed by
Gerolamo Cardamo of Italy.

15. Introductions
1543: Copernicus publishes
his theory that the Earth and
the other planets revolve
around the Sun

16. Introductions
The letter J is introduced into
the English alphabet.

17. Exploration
Francisco Pizarro (c. 1475 –
1541) – Spanish explorer and
conquistador. Conquered
the Inca Empire.

18. Exploration
Hernán Cortés,
Spanish Conquistador
(1485–1547).

19. Visual Artist
Leonardo da Vinci famous
artist and inventor and
scientist (1452–1519).

20. Character

21. Mother Shiptone
Ursula Southeil (c. 1488–1561)
English soothsayer and prophetess.

22. Mother Shipton was a feared
and highly regarded English
prophetess of the 16th century.

23. Myths
When there are so many myths built around a person, what does it say
about that person? For Ursula Southeil, better known as Mother Shipton,
perhaps the added mystery — however fictitious — is a testament to her
enduring reputation.

24. One of the first
Witch
Born to a mother, who was
also suspected to be a witch,
Mother Shipton was
described as hideously ugly
and disfigured.
The locals called her "Hag
Face" and believed her father
to be the Devil.

25.  Despite her unfortunate
appearance, she was said to have
been England's greatest
clairvoyant and was often
compared to her male
contemporary Nostradamus.

26. Soothsayer
and
prophetess.
According to legend, she had
predicted
1. The Spanish Armada,
2. The Great Plague of
London
3. The Great Fire of London
4. The execution of Mary
Queen of Scots

27. Natural Death
Thankfully for her sake,
Mother Shipton did not die
by the sword like so many
accused witches before and
after her. Instead she died a
normal death and is said to
have been buried on unholy
ground on the outer edges of
York around 1561.

28. Interview

29. 1.
Where are you Mother Shiptone?

30. 2.
Can you remember when you were alife?

31. 3.
How did you die?

32. 4.
Do you know that you were very famous because of your profecies?

33. 5.
Can you tell us about the time in England when you were alife?

34. 6.
Might you give us some examples of torture that you saw?

35. 7.
How did people used to have fun?

36. 8.
Do you think that your times was more violent than our time?

37. 9.
What do you think about your time and how people live now?

38. 10.
Might you give us any advise?

39. 11.
Can tell us what is the meaning of life or what is the purpose of life?

40. Open Forum
Now, Three people can ask any question to Mother Shiptone