Darwin 01. English . A Summary In Just 40 Slides
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Romanesque art
Between the 11th and 13th centuries, Romanesque art developed with a style similar to Roman art. Romanesque architecture featured stone churches built in a Latin cross floor plan with barrel vaults and buttresses. Interior walls, columns, and windows were decorated with paintings on plaster showing biblical scenes to educate the largely illiterate population. Sculptures carved into architectural elements like capitals and altars depicted religious figures and were often colored. Romanesque art focused on religion through the architecture and decoration of churches and monasteries.
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Darwin 7. El Darwinismo
El documento resume la teoría evolutiva de Darwin y el impacto de su publicación. Explica que Darwin propuso que los seres vivos evolucionan a través de la selección natural y no fueron creados de forma especial. Esto causó un gran escándalo en la época. Aunque al principio fue rechazada, su teoría se fue imponiendo con el tiempo y hoy es ampliamente aceptada, aunque todavía hay quienes cuestionan su compatibilidad con el papel de Dios en la creación.
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- 4. DARWIN was born in the English town of Shrewsbury the 12th-2-09. The same date as today but…200 years ago. Our greatgrandparent's grandparents time.
- 6. * Darwin's family was as strange and interesting as his insects and pigeons collections. * This is his grandfather, ERASMUS DARWIN so famous as a doctor that George III, the king, invited him to be his personal doctor, but Darwin refused. *Darwin's grandfather was very critical.
- 8. Darwin's mother, Susana Wedgewood, was a very sensitive and religious person and an active member of Shrewsbury's church.
- 9. Darwin said that there could be a more cultured person, but his father was the smartest person he had ever known. In that inusual home environment, cultured, tolerant and free, the young Darwin grew up. His father, the doctor Robert Darwin, wasn't believer at all.
- 26. Darwin read Malthus, who considered that human beings will grow in geometrical progression while food grows in aritmethical progression. In the end there will be more people than food. And the excess of people will be reduced for hunger, diseases or wars. Darwin was surprised with the ideas of Malthus, because he saw the big force of nature. A lot of creatures multiply in great amounts, but only a few survive.
- 34. Darwin was responsible for a clear difference in society before and after his books publications. Evolutionists and non evolucionists were born. Some people said that the church couldn't agree with evolutionism and believe in God at the same time.
- 38. Today we are celebrating 200 YEARS of that THEORY which is so important for science. Happily and without any dogma.
- 39. THE IES LLANES HISTORY WORK GROUP DEDICATES THIS WORK TO THE TEACHERS: MANUEL F. BORDAS AND VIDAL BÁÑEZ Year 2009, Charles Darwin's Bicentenary