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According to a 2008 census, Alguazas had a population of 8,855 people with a density of 289.04 residents per square kilometer. The population grew steadily throughout the 20th century until declining between 1960-1970 due to emigration of young people seeking jobs. Currently the birth rate is 12.19%, slightly above average. Since 1993 the area has experienced negative migration. The immigrant population has increased dramatically in recent years from places like Cuba, Bolivia, Ecuador, Ukraine, Romania, and Morocco. For example, 15% of students are immigrants. The Roma population is also at risk of social exclusion due to high school absence rates and lack of family involvement in education.
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El documento describe los diferentes tipos de fallas geológicas que pueden formarse debido a la deformación de la corteza terrestre por movimientos tectónicos. Explica las fallas normales, que ocurren cuando las capas de roca se inclinan hacia el lado hundido, fallas inversas, que ocurren cuando las capas se inclinan hacia el lado levantado, y fallas de desgarre, donde el movimiento es horizontal sin levantamiento ni hundimiento.
Evolución geológica
El documento describe la evolución geológica de España desde el Precámbrico hasta la actualidad. Durante el Paleozoico hubo orogénesis Hercínica que formó macizos como el Hesperico. En el Mesozoico hubo sedimentación marina. En el Cenozoico, la orogénesis Alpina fracturó la península y levantó cadenas como los Pirineos y Beticos, mientras se depositaban sedimentos en las cuencas.
Tipos de unidades morfoestructurales
El documento describe los diferentes tipos de unidades morfoestructurales de la Península Ibérica, incluyendo zócalos, macizos antiguos, cordilleras de plegamiento, cordilleras intermedias, cordilleras alpinas y cuencas sedimentarias. Para estudiar estas unidades, se tendrán en cuenta tres criterios: el momento en que se formaron, su situación respecto a la Meseta y su estructura interna.
Procedimentos geográficos
El documento proporciona información sobre conceptos básicos de cartografía como la escala, los sistemas de proyección y la representación del relieve. Explica que la escala es la relación entre las distancias medidas en un mapa y las reales, y que los sistemas de proyección permiten representar la superficie esférica de la Tierra en un plano. También describe formas de mostrar el relieve como las curvas de nivel o los mapas de color.
Violence, History of Art
The document summarizes various works of art that depict violence and warfare throughout history:
1) The Gebel el-Arak Knife from 3200 BC depicts a battle scene carved onto its ivory handle.
2) The Stele of Naram-Sin from 2300 BC shows the Assyrian king defeating his enemies in battle.
3) Trajan's Column in Rome, built in 113 AD, depicts scenes from Emperor Trajan's military victories.
4) Guernica, a 1937 painting by Picasso, shows the suffering inflicted on civilians from the bombing of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War.
Alguazas. Graphs of survey
This document appears to be a survey given to students at a Spanish school called IES Villa de Alguazas. It asks students questions about their feelings towards school, any conflicts they had with teachers or other students, witnessing or experiencing aggression, bullying, or violence, and rates different areas of their life and overall happiness. The survey addresses topics like drugs, alcohol, smoking, and trust to gauge students' experiences and perspectives.
Graphs of survey Alguazas
This document appears to be a survey given to students at a Spanish school called IES Villa de Alguazas. It asks students questions about their feelings towards school, any conflicts they had with teachers or other students, witnessing or experiencing aggression, bullying, or violence, and rates different areas of their life and overall happiness. The survey addresses topics like drugs, alcohol, smoking, and trust to gauge students' experiences and perspectives.
Alguazas Comenius survey's graphs
This document appears to be a survey conducted with Spanish students. It contains various charts and graphs showing students' responses to questions about their feelings towards school, experiences of conflict, aggression, bullying, and their ratings of different areas of life. The questions cover topics like relationships with teachers and peers, witnessing or experiencing violence, drug/alcohol problems at school, and their overall happiness levels.
David y Mohamed
Según el censo de 1998, Alguazas tenía una población de 8,855 habitantes con una densidad de 289.04 personas por km2. El crecimiento de la población ha sido constante pero no excesivo desde principios del siglo XX, aunque hubo una disminución en la década de 1960. La tasa de natalidad actual es de 12.19%, por encima del promedio. Desde 1993, hay un saldo migratorio negativo, aunque la población inmigrante ha aumentado drásticamente en los últimos 3 años, provenientes de diferentes partes
Ilhame y María
Alguazas tiene una extensión de 24 kilómetros cuadrados y se encuentra a 14 kilómetros de la capital. El clima de Alguazas es seco, con precipitaciones principalmente en abril y octubre, y veranos secos, especialmente en julio. La cantidad de lluvia puede variar significativamente de un año a otro.
Álvaro y Kiko 3ºB
La economía de Alguazas se basa en la simbiosis entre la agricultura, la industria y los servicios. Más del 80% de las tierras se dedican al regadío intensivo de huertas y frutales. La industria conservera es importante y emplea principalmente a jornaleros estacionales que también trabajan en la agricultura.
Wendy 3ºC
The municipality of Alguazas, Spain has an area of 24 square kilometers and is located 14 km from the capital city. It has a flat topography with no significant elevations and river terraces composed of mica clay loams. The climate is dry with low and erratic rainfall, characterized by drought in the summer months. The natural vegetation includes thyme, esparto grass, and deciduous trees, though deforestation has reduced forests. Agriculture is the main economic activity, with over 80% of land under irrigation used for fruit and vegetable cultivation. The population was 6,933 in 1991 and has grown steadily since the early 20th century, though some emigration occurred in the 1960-1970s. Liter
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