history and culture of english speaker st class

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PROFESSOR: PERLA JAZMIN FERRER SANCHEZ

LICENSED IN LANGUAGES

Duration: 1 semester

( 3 hours weekly, on Friday from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m.)


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EvaluationEvaluation CriteriaCriteriayy HomeworksHomeworks :: 30%30%

yy ExamExam :: 40%40%

yy ProyectsProyects :: 30%30%

yyAttendanceAttendance:: 80%80%

yy toto exentexent :: 90%90% attendaceattendace / 9/ 9 final gradefinal grade


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1.1 Britain Prehistory

1.2 Roman Period

1.3 Medieval Britain1.4 Tudor Era

1.5 Civil war, the republic, restaurationand union

1.6 The empire of XVIII century and the industrial revolution

1.7 XIX century

1.8 XX century.1.9 From second world war to nowadays

1.9.1 History

1.9.2 Government

1.9.3 Monarchy

1.9.4 Religion

Themes and subthemes


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2.1 Geography2.2 Territorial Organization2.3 Location

2.4 Physycal geography2.5 Territorial limits2.6 Weather2.7 Natural resources2.8 Demography

2.9 Economical system2.10 Culture2.11 Art2.12 Educational system2.13 Festivities2.14 Flag

2.15 Tourist places


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3.1 American prehistory

3.2 Independence and formation of federal republic

3.3 The American people

3.4 New England

3.5 New York

3.6 The Mid-Athlantic region

3.7 The South

3.8 The Midwest3.9 The Southwest

3.10 The Rocky Mountain region

3.11 The Pacific Northwest and Alaska

3.12 California and Hawaii.


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4.1 Geography4.2 Territorial Organization4.3 Location

4.4 Physical geography4.5 Territorial limits4.6 weather4.7 Natural resources4.8 Demography4.9 Economical system

4.10 Culture4.11 Art4.12 Educational system4.13 Festivities4.14 Flag4.15 Tourist places


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5.1 Comparation of histories

5.2 Comparation of economical systems

5.3 Comparation of cultures

5.4 Comparation of places of interests


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ENGLISH LANGUAGE OVERVIEW:

Where does it come from?InvasionInvasion (5th(5th centurycentury AD)AD)toto BritainBritain..

33 tribestribes:: TheThe AnglesAnglesTheThe SaxonsSaxons

TheThe JutesJutes

InhabitantsInhabitants ofof BritainBritain spokespoke CelticCelticlanguagelanguage.. TheyThey werewere pushedpushed totoIrelandIreland,, WalesWales andand ScotlandScotland..

AnglesAngles EnglalandEnglaland EngliscEnglisc..

EngliscEnglisc@@ EnglandEngland@@ EnglishEnglish


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OLD ENGLISH ( 45OLD ENGLISH ( 45-- 1100 AD)1100 AD)

GermanicGermanic TribesTribesSimilarSimilar

languagelanguage totoEngliscEnglisc

OldOld EnglishEnglishEnglishEnglish TodayToday

WaterWater,,Be,Be,

StrongStrong


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MIDDLE ENGLISH (1100MIDDLE ENGLISH (1100--1500)1500)WilliamWilliamthethe ConquerorConqueror ,, DukeDuke ofof

NormandyNormandy ((todaytoday partpart ofofmodernmodern France).France).

KINDOFFRENCHKINDOFFRENCHRoyalRoyalcourtcourt

RulingRulingBusinessBusinessclassesclasses

NORMANSNORMANS

ENGLISHENGLISH lowerlower classesclasses

MIDDLEENGLISHMIDDLEENGLISH(14th(14thcenturycentury))


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MIDDLE ENGLISH.MIDDLE ENGLISH. PoetPoet ChaucerChaucer


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EARLYMODERN ENGLISHEARLYMODERN ENGLISH

(1500(1500--1800)1800) Great Vowel Shift, Pronounced shorterand shorter

contact with peoplearound the world

Renaissance of Classicallearning.

NewNewphrasesphrases andandwordswords

InventionInvention ofof printingprinting

(( commoncommon languagelanguage inin printprint))

StandarizationStandarization ofof EnglishEnglish

CheaperCheaper booksbooks: more: more peoplepeople learnedlearned toto readread..

16041604 1st.1st.EnglishEnglish dictionarydictionary

LONDONDIALECT


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HAMLETS FAMOUS

to be or not to be lines, written in Early Modern Englishby Shakespeare.


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LATEMODERN ENGLISHLATEMODERN ENGLISH ( 1800( 1800--PRESENT)PRESENT)

EarlyEarly erere lise lis

ateate erere lise lis

IndustrialIndustrial revolutionrevolution andand technologytechnologyAdoptionAdoption ofof foreignforeign wordswords..

vocabularyvocabulary


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VARIETIES OF ENGLISHVARIETIES OF ENGLISH

(1 00)(1 00) ColonizationColonization of ort of ort AmericaAmerica

newnew varietvariet ofof EnglisEnglis frozenfrozen EnglisEnglis pronunciationpronunciation

English ofShakespeare

AmericanEnglish

BritishEnglish

ExamplesExamples::ooTrashTrash rubbishrubbishooLoanLoan lendlendooFallFall autumnautumn

ooFrameFrame--upup


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American English

SpanishSpanishCanyonCanyonRanchRanchStampedeStampedevigilantevigilante

FrenchFrench WestWestAfricanAfrican

Nowadays AmericanEnglish is particularyinfluencial TradeTrade andand

technologytechnology

InternetInternetTelevisionTelevision

PopularPopularmusicmusic

CinemaCinema


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MoreMore varietiesvarieties ofof EnglishEnglishyyAustralianAustralian EnlishEnlish

yy NewNew ZealandZealand EnglishEnglish

yy CanadianCanadianEnglishEnglish

yy SouthSouthAfricanAfrican EnglishEnglish

yy IndianIndian EnglishEnglish

yy CaribbeanCaribbean EnglishEnglish


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The Germanic Family of Languages


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Who are British?

yy BritishBritish notnot EnglishEnglish..

yy BritainBritain oror U.K.U.K. notnot EnglandEngland..

yy EnglishEnglish..

yy BritishBritish..


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U.K. = UNITED KINGDOMU.K. = UNITED KINGDOM

yy UnitedUnited KingdomKingdom

yy UnitedUnited KingdomKingdom ofofGreatGreat BritainBritain andandNorthernNorthern IrelandIreland

yy GreatGreat BritainBritain yy NorthernNorthernIrelandIreland

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