Political structure in Spain and Galicia
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Spain
Spain is divided into 17 autonomous communities and two autonomous cities. Each autonomous community is further divided into provinces, which are in turn divided into cities and villages. The Spanish Constitution established Spain as a parliamentary monarchy and democracy. Key symbols of Spain include the red and yellow flag with a central shield, and the royal anthem "The Royal March."
Political organization of Spain
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Spain is divided into autonomous communities, provinces, and municipalities. It has a constitutional monarchy with King Felipe VI as head of state. Legislative power lies with the bicameral parliament consisting of the Congress of Deputies and Senate. Autonomous communities have their own parliaments and governments. Spain joined the European Union in 1986. The EU consists of 28 member states with shared economic and political cooperation. Key EU institutions include the European Parliament, Council of the European Union, European Commission, and Court of Justice.
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Unit 1
Spain is organized into 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities. It is also divided into 50 provinces which are made up of municipalities. The Spanish state is organized this way according to the 1978 Spanish Constitution, which established a democratic and social state with separation of powers and sovereignty residing in the people. The constitution was approved in 1978 and establishes Spain's political and territorial organization.
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España
Spain is a parliamentary constitutional monarchy located in Europe. It has a population of over 44 million people and its capital and largest city is Madrid. Spain joined the EU in 1986 and the Eurozone in 2002. The country has autonomous regional governments and a bicameral legislative branch dominated by two main political parties. Terrorism from the ETA separatist group has impacted Spain but ceased in recent years.
Unit 4 (2)
Spain is located in Europe. It has 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities. Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with King Felipe VI as head of state. Some important cities in Spain are Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville. Madrid is the capital city. The population pyramid shows there are more females than males and more adults than children in Spain's population. The primary sector involves obtaining resources directly from nature like fishing, farming, and mining. The secondary sector transforms raw materials into manufactured goods through industries like construction, food, cars, chemicals, and electronics. The tertiary sector provides services in areas such as health, education, trade, tourism, transport, and financial services.
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Education is compulsory in Spain between the ages of 6-16. The Spanish education system consists of four stages - nursery/preschool (ages 0-6), primary school (ages 6-12), secondary school (ages 12-16), and upper secondary/vocational training (ages 16-18). Primary school lasts six years and secondary school lasts four years, after which students receive a Certificate of Education. The school year typically runs from mid-September to mid-June, divided into three terms, with breaks at Christmas, Easter, and a long summer holiday from around 10-11 weeks.
PHYSICAL SKILLS: SPEED
Speed is one of the most important skills in sports and depends on factors like muscles, nerves, genetics, and muscle temperature. The document defines speed as the ability to perform movement in minimum time and categorizes it into reaction speed, movement speed, and gesture speed. Reaction speed involves responding to stimuli while movement and gesture speeds refer to covering distance or performing movements with different parts of the body. The development of speed is determined by muscle fibers, the nervous system, and physical characteristics and declines after age 25. Various training methods are recommended for different types of speed, including repetitions, relays, and accelerations/decelerations.
MOTOR SKILLS: SPEED
Speed is the ability to perform movements or cover a distance as fast as possible. It can be measured using a stopwatch or chronometer. Developing speed is important for sports and everyday situations like catching a bus. There are different types of speed like reaction speed and displacement speed. Speed training involves exercises like relays, sprints, and tag games and should include warmups and stretching. Training methods are adapted to each specific sport.
Basketball notes
James Naismith invented basketball in 1891 to provide an indoor winter activity for his students in Springfield, Massachusetts. He devised a game where players would throw a ball into a peach basket. The popularity of basketball grew when it became an Olympic sport in 1936. Today, the NBA is the premier professional basketball league, featuring the best players and teams in the United States.
HANDBALL NOTES
Handball originated in Scandinavia and Germany in the late 19th century. It made its Olympic debut at the 1972 Munich Games where Yugoslavia won the first men's gold medal. The sport involves two teams of 7 players trying to throw a ball into the opponent's goal. Players pass, shoot, and dribble the ball on a court. It is played in two 30-minute halves with a 10-minute break. The team with the most goals at the end wins.
PLAYING KICKBALL
A kickball game is played between two teams of 9 players each. The objective is to score runs by kicking a ball and running around four bases without getting out. There are 6 innings in a typical game, with each team getting a turn to kick until they record 3 outs. Players can be tagged or thrown out below the shoulders with the ball before reaching a base. The kickball field layout and basic rules are similar to baseball.
KICKBALL NOTES
Kickball was invented in the United States around 1942 during World War 2. It is a playground and recreational game played primarily in North America and South Korea that is similar to baseball but uses a rubber ball that is kicked instead of a baseball that is hit. A kickball game is played by two teams of 9 players each on a field with 4 bases arranged in a diamond shape. Players score runs by kicking the ball and running around all the bases without getting tagged or caught out. The team with the most runs after 6 innings wins.
Shuttle notes
Badminton is played with a shuttlecock on a divided court, with the objective being to hit the shuttlecock over the net in a way the opponent cannot return. It is played individually or as doubles teams, with scoring up to 21 points and requiring a two-point advantage to win. Serving involves hitting the shuttlecock below the waist to alternate sides of the court depending on the server's score. Basic strokes include the overhead clear, smash, and drop shot as well as underarm lobs and net drops.
Endurance or stamina
There are two main types of endurance or stamina: aerobic and anaerobic. Aerobic stamina involves continuous exercise over a long period of time with enough oxygen to the muscles, like cross-country skiing. Anaerobic stamina involves short, intense exercises with less oxygen to the muscles, such as sprinting. To improve stamina, training sessions should be at least 15-30 minutes long twice a week using full-body exercises at a comfortable pace, such as biking or swimming. Checking your heart rate after exercise can indicate if you trained your aerobic or anaerobic stamina.
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