London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom. It has been a major settlement for over two millennia, originally founded by the Romans who named it Londinium. Located on the River Thames, London grew to become the world's largest city from the early 19th century until the 1920s. During this period, London also experienced cholera epidemics in 1848 and 1866 that claimed thousands of lives due to overcrowded conditions.
Samuel Johnson once said “By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show.” Numbers and figures revealing this city’s rich history, including stats on the Underground, numbers from London’s fire in 1666, the London Stock Exchange, London’s workforce and more.
Las 4 prioridades educativas son maneras de organizar todo lo que sucede en la escuela para sistematizar sus procesos dentro de un modelo de autogestión escolar.
Samuel Johnson once said “By seeing London, I have seen as much of life as the world can show.” Numbers and figures revealing this city’s rich history, including stats on the Underground, numbers from London’s fire in 1666, the London Stock Exchange, London’s workforce and more.
Las 4 prioridades educativas son maneras de organizar todo lo que sucede en la escuela para sistematizar sus procesos dentro de un modelo de autogestión escolar.
Los 8 RDNM son la base para lograr una educación de calidad en cumplimiento al articulo 3ero. Constitucional. EL CTE debe vigilar que estos rasgos de normalidad mínima se cumplan en la escuela.
A fuller History of London. Starting from the Romans, Saxons, Vikings, Medieval times, Tudors, Stuarts, Plague, Great Fire of London, Georgians, Victorians, Golden age, Industrial revolution and to the 20th century
1. London
London is the capital
city of England and
the United Kingdom,
the largerest
metropolitan area in
the United Kingdom,
and the largerest
urban zone in the
European Union by
most measures.
2. London
Located on River Thames, London
has a been a major settlement for
two milennia, its history going back
to its founding by the Romans, who
named it Londinium.
3. Prehistory and antiquity
Altrough there is
evidence of
Scattered
brithanics
settlements in the
area the first
major settlement
was founded by
Romans in 43
AD.
4. Middle Ages
With the collapse
of Roman rule in
the early 5 th
century, London
was effectively
abandoned.
5. Late modern and contemporary
London was the
world´s largest city
from about 1831 to
1925. London´s
overcrowded
conditions led to
cholera epidemics
claiming 14,000 lives
in 1848, 6,000 in
1866.
6. Early Modern
During the Tudor
period the
Reformation
produced a gradual
shift to
Protestantism with
much of London
passing for church
to private
ownership.
7. Activities in London
Thames River Cruise - 13.50 pounds
Tower of London - 18.00 pounds
Wesminster Abbey - 16.00 pounds
London Bridge Experience - 23.00 pounds
Windsor Castle - 16.50 pounds
St Paul´s Cathedral - 14.50 pounds
Sheakespeare´s Globe Theatre Tour 11.50 pounds
Tower Bridge Exibition - 8.00 pounds
Hampton Court Palace - 14.50 pounds
Churchill War Rooms - 14.50 pounds
8. The End
To make by:
Beatriz Marques Gomes da Motta.
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