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Este power point celebra los logros del grupo y los anima a seguir trabajando juntos de forma genial. Alienta a los miembros a darse un guiño y sonreírse para mantener la alegría y el entusiasmo que les ha permitido tener éxito, y termina vitoreando a todos por sus logros.
Chichen itzá
Este documento describe las principales estructuras y características del sitio arqueológico de Chichén Itzá en la península de Yucatán. Algunas de las construcciones más importantes son El Castillo, el Juego de Pelota, la Plataforma de las Águilas y los Jaguares y el Caracol, que se cree que fue utilizado como observatorio astronómico. El documento también explica los usos ceremoniales, religiosos y funerarios de varias de las plataformas y templos del antiguo centro ceremonial maya.
Mayas power point
Yucatan is located in southeastern Mexico and contains the ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, home to the impressive Kukulcan pyramid. Chichen Itza was built in 525 BC and contains the largest structures from that period, including the 55 meter wide, 24 meter high pyramids. Kukulcan was a feathered snake god for whom the pyramid was named. Chichen Itza remains an important archaeological site and one of the most visited wonders of the world.
CHICHENITZA
Chichén Itzá fue un importante centro ceremonial maya que alcanzó su apogeo entre los siglos IX y XII. La ciudad contenía varios templos y edificios monumentales como El Castillo, presidido por la pirámide de Kukulcán. En el siglo XI, Chichén Itzá entró en un periodo de violencia que llevó a la pérdida de su hegemonía en la región maya. Más tarde, en el siglo XIII, formó parte de la Liga de Mayapán junto a Uxmal y Mayapán.
Pirámide de kukulcán
La ciudad de Chichén Itzá es uno de los principales sitios arqueológicos de la península de Yucatán en México. Fue fundada en el 525 d.C. por los mayas itzáes y se convirtió en uno de los más importantes centros políticos y ceremoniales de la región, presidido por el dios Kukulcán. Una de sus construcciones más emblemáticas es la Pirámide de Kukulcán, edificada en el siglo XII d.C. para rendir culto a este dios. Su diseño
Chichen Itza
Chichen Itza fue un importante centro ceremonial, político y religioso para los mayas entre los años 400 y 1200 d.C. Fundada originalmente por el sacerdote Lakin Chan alrededor del año 400, la ciudad experimentó un resurgimiento bajo la influencia de los toltecas en el siglo IX. Chichen Itza contiene varios edificios notables como la Pirámide de Kukulcan, el Juego de Pelota y el Cenote Sagrado, donde se realizaban ofrendas y sacrificios. Actualmente el sitio arqueológico atrae a
Chichen itza
Chichen Itza was an important city of the Maya civilization located in Mexico. It features many architectural styles and structures from the Maya including the El Castillo pyramid, the Great Ball Court, cenotes like the Cenote Sagrado, and the Temple of the Warriors complex. The history of Chichen Itza and the Maya is obscure due to a lack of written records, but the site provides insight into the Maya civilization between 600-1200AD through its architectural remains.
Aida y álvaro. sonrisas
Este documento enfatiza la importancia de sonreír a pesar de los problemas y mantener una actitud positiva. Resalta cómo una sonrisa puede cambiar el futuro y mejorar el estado de ánimo de los demás. También incluye algunas frases chistosas y una cita sobre cómo una sonrisa no significa la ausencia de problemas sino la habilidad de ser feliz a pesar de ellos.
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Este power point celebra los logros del grupo y los anima a seguir trabajando juntos de forma genial. Alienta a los miembros a darse un guiño y sonreírse para mantener la alegría y el entusiasmo que les ha permitido tener éxito, y termina vitoreando a todos por sus logros.
Chichen itzá
Este documento describe las principales estructuras y características del sitio arqueológico de Chichén Itzá en la península de Yucatán. Algunas de las construcciones más importantes son El Castillo, el Juego de Pelota, la Plataforma de las Águilas y los Jaguares y el Caracol, que se cree que fue utilizado como observatorio astronómico. El documento también explica los usos ceremoniales, religiosos y funerarios de varias de las plataformas y templos del antiguo centro ceremonial maya.
Mayas power point
Yucatan is located in southeastern Mexico and contains the ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, home to the impressive Kukulcan pyramid. Chichen Itza was built in 525 BC and contains the largest structures from that period, including the 55 meter wide, 24 meter high pyramids. Kukulcan was a feathered snake god for whom the pyramid was named. Chichen Itza remains an important archaeological site and one of the most visited wonders of the world.
CHICHENITZA
Chichén Itzá fue un importante centro ceremonial maya que alcanzó su apogeo entre los siglos IX y XII. La ciudad contenía varios templos y edificios monumentales como El Castillo, presidido por la pirámide de Kukulcán. En el siglo XI, Chichén Itzá entró en un periodo de violencia que llevó a la pérdida de su hegemonía en la región maya. Más tarde, en el siglo XIII, formó parte de la Liga de Mayapán junto a Uxmal y Mayapán.
Pirámide de kukulcán
La ciudad de Chichén Itzá es uno de los principales sitios arqueológicos de la península de Yucatán en México. Fue fundada en el 525 d.C. por los mayas itzáes y se convirtió en uno de los más importantes centros políticos y ceremoniales de la región, presidido por el dios Kukulcán. Una de sus construcciones más emblemáticas es la Pirámide de Kukulcán, edificada en el siglo XII d.C. para rendir culto a este dios. Su diseño
Chichen Itza
Chichen Itza fue un importante centro ceremonial, político y religioso para los mayas entre los años 400 y 1200 d.C. Fundada originalmente por el sacerdote Lakin Chan alrededor del año 400, la ciudad experimentó un resurgimiento bajo la influencia de los toltecas en el siglo IX. Chichen Itza contiene varios edificios notables como la Pirámide de Kukulcan, el Juego de Pelota y el Cenote Sagrado, donde se realizaban ofrendas y sacrificios. Actualmente el sitio arqueológico atrae a
Chichen itza
Chichen Itza was an important city of the Maya civilization located in Mexico. It features many architectural styles and structures from the Maya including the El Castillo pyramid, the Great Ball Court, cenotes like the Cenote Sagrado, and the Temple of the Warriors complex. The history of Chichen Itza and the Maya is obscure due to a lack of written records, but the site provides insight into the Maya civilization between 600-1200AD through its architectural remains.
Aida y álvaro. sonrisas
Este documento enfatiza la importancia de sonreír a pesar de los problemas y mantener una actitud positiva. Resalta cómo una sonrisa puede cambiar el futuro y mejorar el estado de ánimo de los demás. También incluye algunas frases chistosas y una cita sobre cómo una sonrisa no significa la ausencia de problemas sino la habilidad de ser feliz a pesar de ellos.
The lassi
This document provides a recipe for making Lassi, an Indian drink, including ingredients like fruit, cream, cardamom and sugar that are mixed in a bowl and refrigerated. Additional context is given about Lassi originating from India, where spicy food and curry are popular parts of the cuisine. The recipe utilizes common kitchen utensils and follows simple preparation steps over half an hour.
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Soup geneva of switzerland
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Musaka
This document provides instructions for making musaka, a Greek dish. It lists the necessary utensils like a bowl, spoon, pan and knife. It then details the ingredients for the musaka including meat, aubergines, onions, tomatoes, flour, nutmeg, milk, and oil. The instructions explain how to fry the meat and vegetables, make a bechamel sauce, and layer the ingredients in a dish before baking for 30 minutes. In conclusion, it notes that musaka and feta cheese are typical foods of Greece.
Fajitas
Fajitas are a traditional Mexican dish made with chicken, peppers, and cheese. To make fajitas, you cut chicken and vegetables, fry the ingredients, and serve them in a wrap or burrito with various sauces. Fajitas originated in Mexico and typically feature spicy flavors that highlight the country's cuisine.
Arroz yakimeshi
The document provides instructions for making arroz yakimeshi, a Chinese rice dish. It lists ingredients like rice, vegetables, meat and eggs and instructions to bake rice, peel ingredients, cut beef, heat a wok, cut vegetables, mix egg with vegetables, add rice and spices, and mix all ingredients together before adding soy sauce. It notes that the dish is from China, popular there, with rice as the main ingredient.
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The document provides instructions for making fajitas, a traditional Mexican dish. It lists ingredients like chicken, peppers, and cheese and tools needed like a bowl and blender. The preparation steps are described as simply mixing bread and flour, cutting chicken and other ingredients, and mixing the fajita mix with ingredients. Fajitas are described as a popular food in Mexico where the cuisine is typically spicy due to the people enjoying chilies.
Ratatouille
This document provides instructions for making ratatouille, listing the necessary tools like a frying pan and chopping board, and ingredients including vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers. It outlines a 4 step process: 1) cut the vegetables, 2) put them in the frying pan, 3) add the vegetables and salad to a plate, and 4) decorate. It concludes by stating ratatouille is healthy, French food is important worldwide, and ratatouille is a typical French dish.
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Shusi is a typical Japanese dish made with rice, fish, seaweed, avocado, and soy sauce. To make it, boil rice and place the ingredients in seaweed before rolling, slicing, and dipping in soy sauce. Shusi originated in China but is now a staple of Japanese cuisine, along with other dishes like sashimi and soups featuring raw fish served with chopsticks.
Pyramids
The document discusses pyramids, noting that Egypt has more pyramids than any other country. It specifically describes the Great Pyramid of Giza, the oldest pyramid in the world located near Cairo, which stands 146.5 meters tall and was built as the tomb of Pharaoh Khufu. The pyramids were constructed to serve as tombs for kings and pharaohs, with the three large pyramids at Giza built for Khufu, Khephren, and Mycerinus. Large pyramids also exist in other parts of the world, like Guatemala.
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The Iguazu waterfalls are located between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay and were discovered in 1542 by Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca. The waterfalls are formed by the Iguazu River and include over 275 individual waterfalls spanning over 13.8 kilometers along the border of the three countries, with the largest waterfall measuring 80 meters high.
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The Alejandria lighthouse
The Lighthouse of Alexandria was built in the 3rd century BC on Pharos Island in Egypt. It was commissioned by Ptolemy II and constructed by Sostratos of Knidos to a height of 134 meters, making it one of the tallest man-made structures of the ancient world. The lighthouse used mirrors and fires to reflect sunlight during the day and light fires at night to illuminate the sea for passing ships up to 50 kilometers away. While it survived earthquakes in 1303 and 1323, the lighthouse was eventually destroyed. A replica was later built in China.
The roman coliseum
The Roman Colosseum is located in Rome, Italy and is the most visited monument in the country. Built in the first century AD, it was used as an amphitheater to hold gladiator fights and displays with wild animals. Gladiators were often prisoners of war or criminals who would fight each other or against animals. The Colosseum could hold up to 50,000 spectators and had underground tunnels below the wooden floor where fighters and animals awaited their turn. It has been destroyed and rebuilt multiple times over history.
The big esfinge of guiza power point
The big Sphinx of Giza was discovered in 1957 by Rhonda Jomes and his sister. It is 57 meters long, 20 meters high, and has a head that is 5 meters wide, representing the face of Pharaoh Kefren from the 4th dynasty of Egypt. The Sphinx has the body of a lion and sits opposite a temple with a larger pyramid behind it. There are several theories as to why the Sphinx is missing its nose, including that Napoleon ordered its destruction or that the sculptor was distracted, and others believe it eroded over time from rain or sandstorms.
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The Eiffel tower stands 330 meters tall in France and was invented in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel, a Frenchman, making it one of the most incredible wonders of the world according to the author.
The chinese great wall power point
The document discusses the Chinese Great Wall. It is located in Asia and is over 6000 km long, making it the longest wall in the world. The Great Wall was built along China's northern border to protect the country from invaders. Construction was ordered by Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the 3rd century BC and it spans six Chinese provinces from Shanghai to Jiayuguan.
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Pasteis de Belem are small pastries originating from Portugal. They are created by Catholic monks at the Jerónimos Monastery in Lisbon using ingredients like cream, milk, sugar, flour, cinnamon, lemon zest, and egg yolks layered between puff pastry. The document provides instructions for making pasteis de Belem including boiling sugar and water, dissolving flour in milk, boiling milk with lemon and cinnamon, adding the flour mixture, straining, filling molds of puff pastry, mixing egg yolks with warm cream, and baking for 15-20 minutes.
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The document provides instructions for making arroz yakimeshi, a Chinese rice dish. It lists ingredients like rice, vegetables, meat and eggs and instructions to bake rice, peel ingredients, cut beef, heat a wok, cut vegetables, mix egg with vegetables, add rice and spices, and mix all ingredients together before adding soy sauce. It notes that the dish is from China, popular there, with rice as the main ingredient.
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The document provides instructions for making fajitas, a traditional Mexican dish. It lists ingredients like chicken, peppers, and cheese and tools needed like a bowl and blender. The preparation steps are described as simply mixing bread and flour, cutting chicken and other ingredients, and mixing the fajita mix with ingredients. Fajitas are described as a popular food in Mexico where the cuisine is typically spicy due to the people enjoying chilies.
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