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Humanism had a significant impact on various disciplines according to the evidence:
- In art and literature, interest grew as serfs became musicians, poets, and artists depicting subjects beyond religion. This expanded what was portrayed.
- In science and technology, ideas like a sun-centered solar system challenged Church doctrine, and discoveries revealed nature was not entirely explained by religion.
- Life became more enjoyable as people pursued philosophy, history and other subjects, and wealthy individuals threw parties instead of focusing solely on religion. Some questioned religious authority or beliefs entirely.
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Future Publishing is the sixth largest publishing company in the UK, publishing over 150 magazines focused on video games, cycling, technology, photography, automotive, and films. They also operate popular websites related to their magazines. However, due to falling advertising revenue, Future Publishing saw a 61% drop in sales in 2009 and had to end the print version of some magazines in 2011 due to lack of subscribers. Dennis Publishing is an independent company that publishes 31 magazines and online titles, including popular magazines such as Bizarre, iGizmo, Men's Fitness and Viz. They previously published Inside Poker but had to cancel the print version due to lack of sales.
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- In science and technology, ideas like a sun-centered solar system challenged Church doctrine, and discoveries revealed nature was not entirely explained by religion.
- Life became more enjoyable as people pursued philosophy, history and other subjects, and wealthy individuals threw parties instead of focusing solely on religion. Some questioned religious authority or beliefs entirely.
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Future Publishing is the sixth largest publishing company in the UK, publishing over 150 magazines focused on video games, cycling, technology, photography, automotive, and films. They also operate popular websites related to their magazines. However, due to falling advertising revenue, Future Publishing saw a 61% drop in sales in 2009 and had to end the print version of some magazines in 2011 due to lack of subscribers. Dennis Publishing is an independent company that publishes 31 magazines and online titles, including popular magazines such as Bizarre, iGizmo, Men's Fitness and Viz. They previously published Inside Poker but had to cancel the print version due to lack of sales.
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Este documento presenta 7 criterios de evaluación para el primer ciclo de primaria con sus respectivos indicadores. Los criterios evalúan habilidades motrices, resolución de problemas, cuidado personal, participación en juegos, interés en juegos tradicionales canarios y expresión corporal. Los indicadores detallan tareas específicas para cada criterio como identificar partes del cuerpo, seguir trayectorias de objetos, respetar normas de juego, y utilizar el ritmo y movimiento para la expresión.
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