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The document is a webquest about Semana Santa celebrations in Seville, Spain. It provides information about Semana Santa traditions extracted from online sources. Key details include: - Semana Santa, or Holy Week, refers to the week leading up to Easter. Processions travel from home churches to the Cathedral over the course of several days. - Brotherhoods called Hermandades y Cofradias de Penitencia organize the processions, which feature hooded marchers called Nazarenos carrying crosses and religious sculptures called Pasos. - The Pasos depict scenes of Christ's passion and figures of Christ and the Virgin Mary. Costaleros carry the Pasos through the streets on
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The document is a webquest about Semana Santa celebrations in Spain. It provides information about Holy Week traditions, processions, religious brotherhoods, and the symbolic figures and objects involved. Processions last over 14 hours and feature ornate floats called Pasos carried by costaleros and guarded by Nazarenos. Traditional women's dress includes a lace mantle, while men wear dark suits. Spectators observe respectfully as the processions pass. Images and videos on the provided websites vividly depict the solemn yet vibrant celebrations.
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Semana Santa is a holy week celebration held the week before Easter in Spain. Processions travel through the streets featuring brotherhoods who organize religious observances and charity work. People called Nazarenos dressed in habits and pointed hoods march silently carrying candles. Crosses are carried at the beginning of processions and sculptures depicting scenes from the Passion of Christ are placed on movable platforms called Pasos in the middle. The oldest Pasos were carved in the 16th century. Men called costaleros carry the heavy platforms on their shoulders through the crowds who watch silently in traditional dresses of mantillas for women and suits for men.
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Semana Santa is a holy week celebration held the week before Easter in Spain. Processions travel through the streets featuring brotherhoods who organize religious observances and charity work. People called Nazarenos dressed in habits and pointed hoods silently march while carrying candles. Crosses lead the processions and sculptures depicting scenes from the Passion of Christ float in the middle. Some of these Pasos sculptures date back to the 16th century. The celebrations involve silent observation of the processions as they pass and respect for the traditions.
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The document is a webquest about Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations in Spain and the US. It asks the student to answer questions to demonstrate their understanding of how Semana Santa is celebrated. It is celebrated through religious processions featuring brotherhoods who carry statues of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. The processions are very emotional and serious occasions for locals. Traditional costumes and respectful silence are observed. Confetti-filled eggs called cascarones are also associated with Easter celebrations in Spain, Mexico and the southwest US.
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The document is a webquest about Semana Santa, or Holy Week, celebrations in Spain. It provides information about the religious origins and traditions of Semana Santa observed in Seville, Spain. Specifically, it details the processions led by brotherhoods of Nazarenos dressed in robes and pointed hoods, carrying pasos (floats) bearing sculptures depicting scenes of Christ's passion and the Virgin Mary. It describes the roles of costaleros who carry the floats and the traditional clothing worn by participants. The responses convey the solemn and reverent atmosphere of the multisecular tradition.
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The document is a webquest about Semana Santa, or Holy Week, celebrations in Spain. It provides background information about Semana Santa and asks a series of questions to be answered by reading passages from Wikipedia and other websites about the religious processions, traditions, and symbols involved in the celebrations in Seville, Spain, including Nazarenos, brotherhoods, pasos, costaleros, and traditional clothing. The questions also explore how cascarones are used in celebrations and ask students to reflect on their impressions of the Semana Santa traditions.
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Not only did he solve the problem of the Cathedral dome,
but Brunelleschi was also responsible for a revolution in the
plan of church building and interiors. He was asked to build
San Lorenzo and he wanted to include a piazza as part of the
rebuilding – although this never materialized.
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architect was able to use more expensive materials and
elaborate details in his design – even though he had to
struggle with preexisting structures on the site.
Lorenzo de’ Medici noted in his Diary that, between 1434,
the year that Cosimo returned from exile, and 1471, the year
that he was writing, his family spent an impressive 663, 755
gold florins on charity, taxes, and public buildings.
The founder: Giovanni di Bicci de’
Medici
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Medici (c. 1360 – February
20/28, 1429) was an Italian
banker and the founder of
theMedici Bank. His
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the de facto rulers of
Florence. They create an
oligarchical system of
rulership that is democratic
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- 1. Semana Santa Webquest Nombre_____________ Answer the following 3 questions in English based on your own knowledge. 1. What is the origin of the holiday known as Easter? Resurrection of Jesus Christ. 2. How do some people here in the U.S celebrate Easter? (secular and religious) The Americans do Easter egg hunting, for kids to go find where the eggs are hidden. 3. What do you know about how it is celebrated in Spain? I don’t know how they celebrate Easter in Spain. Now answer these specific questions by reading at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semana_Santa_en_Sevilla Type your answers in a different color. 4. What does Semana Santa mean? Holy Week in Seville is one of the most important traditional events of the city. 5. When is it? Celebrated in the week leading up to Easter. 6. Where are the processions going and why? Designated route from their home churches and chapels to the Cathedra, usuallly via a central viewing area and back. From the suburban barríos may take 14 hours to return to their home churches. 7. What are brotherhoods and what is their purpose? Semana Santa are the brotherhood (Hermandades y Cofradias de Penitencía), associations of Catholic layperson organized the purpose of perfomring public acts of religious observance, related to the Passion and death of Jesus Christ and to perform public penance. 8. What happens during Semana Santa? The brotherhoods march from their home church or chapel to the Cathedral of Seville and back. 9. Who are Nazarenos and how are they dressed? The earliest known as brotherhood. Dressed in a habit and with the distinctive pointed hood, and holding long wax candles, marching in silence. 10. What is at the beginning of the processions? In the middle? A great cross is carried at the beginning of each procession. In the middle are diputados de trmo, guardians who keep the formations organized. 11. What is a Paso? An image or set of images set atop a movable float of wood.
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