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The document provides a historical overview of Spain from prehistoric times through modern day. Some key points:
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- Rome conquered Iberia in the 3rd century BC and it became an important part of the Roman Empire.
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This document outlines a week-long lesson plan for teaching basics of guitar to students ages 12 and older. The plan introduces guitar parts on day 1, tuning on day 2, notes and chords on day 3, and reading tabs/chords/notes on days 4-5. Technology like websites, videos, and social media are used to aid visual and hands-on learning. The goal is for students to name guitar parts, understand notes and chords, and play part of a song with 70% accuracy by the end of the week.
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The guitar has several parts and it is important to understand where notes, tabs, and chords are located on the instrument. Learning the basic components of the guitar like its parts and how to read notes and chords is fundamental for playing the instrument. Mastering guitar fundamentals makes it possible to start learning songs and techniques.
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