Sunday, December 15, 2013
Friday, December 6, 2013
Social sciences: unit 3 vocabulary
Constitution: is the collecting of a country's fundamental laws. It shapes the type of government, the rights and Obligations of the citizens, the institutions and the workings of the state.
State: is a group of institutions that organise the lifes of the people who life in the same territory.
Civil cervant: a member of civil service.
Justice: the administration of la according to prescribed and accepted principles.
Liberty: the power of choosing, thinking and acting for oneself.
Referendum: a direct question asked to the citizens with which they can agree or disagree.
Universal suffrage: all citizens can vote in the elections.
Sovereignty: authority of a sovereing
Democracy: form of government that the citizens can vote for they representative in the elections.
Monarchy: a form of government in which supreme authority is a king or queen.
Dictatorship: form of government in which one person (dictator) with absolute power, governs.
Globalisation: common cultural identity with the power in the supranational institutions.
Regionalisation: different cultural identity with the power in the institutions closest to the citizens.
Cultural diversity: cultural variety and differences that exist in the world, a society or an institution.
Legislative power: the authority under the constituon to make laws and to alter or repeal them.
Executive power: the authority to execute the laws and set states policy.
Judicial power: the authority to apply the law, that is, judge and punish citizens who break it.
Supranational: beyond the authority of one national government, as a project or policy that is planned and controlled by a group of nations.
Mass culture: phenomenon in wich increasingly large numbers of people with shared preferences influence the direction of society.
UN: United Nations
NGO: Non-Governmental Organisations: entities with humanitarian and social aims.
Subsidiarity: the principe of developing decisions to the lowest practical level.
Culture: is the collection of common customs, knowledge and ways of living that a group of people recognise as their own and, at the same time, as something that differentiates them from other groups.
Multiculturalism: coexistence of different cultures in a specific time and place.
Interculturalism: coexistence of different groups of humans beings on the basis that cultural relations enrich Election: the selection by vote of a person from among candidates for a position.
Unit 3: vocabulary
Employment: ocupation, work
Lifeguard: a person that takes care of the people in the sea or in the pool and saves them if they are in risk.
Cashiers: a person responsible for receive the payment in a shop.
Surgeon: a person that is operates other people if they are ills and its necesary to do it.
Childminder: baby-sitter
Gone abroad: travel to another country
Earn money: make money
Lifeguard: a person that takes care of the people in the sea or in the pool and saves them if they are in risk.
Cashiers: a person responsible for receive the payment in a shop.
Surgeon: a person that is operates other people if they are ills and its necesary to do it.
Childminder: baby-sitter
Gone abroad: travel to another country
Earn money: make money
American english vs. British english
There are a lot of differences between UK english and USA english in the spelling and also in the pronunciation. Here are some examples:
AMERICAN ENGLISH BRITISH ENGLISH
bill banknote
fall atumn
eggplant aubergire
zero nought
hunder pants pants
block flats appartament buildings
trunk boots
check cheque
sick ill
hood bonnets
defense defence
grain corn
lite light
sick dizzy
honor honour
analize analyse
fulfil fulfill
nite night
tyre tire
cookies biscuites
elevator lift
rest rooms toilet
shoccer football
subway underground
pants troursers
flat appartament
parking lot car park
eraser rubber
soda fizzy drink
flashlight torch
truck lorry
store shop
candy sweets
fauce tap
pharmacy chemist's
AMERICAN ENGLISH BRITISH ENGLISH
bill banknote
fall atumn
eggplant aubergire
zero nought
hunder pants pants
block flats appartament buildings
trunk boots
check cheque
sick ill
hood bonnets
defense defence
grain corn
lite light
sick dizzy
honor honour
analize analyse
fulfil fulfill
nite night
tyre tire
cookies biscuites
elevator lift
rest rooms toilet
shoccer football
subway underground
pants troursers
flat appartament
parking lot car park
eraser rubber
soda fizzy drink
flashlight torch
truck lorry
store shop
candy sweets
fauce tap
pharmacy chemist's
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Social Sciences: Human Rights
This is my poster about the human rights. I select one famous singer in England and also in the world: Ed Sheeran.
http://elisabethdd.edu.glogster.com/ed-sheeran-and-the-human-rights
http://elisabethdd.edu.glogster.com/ed-sheeran-and-the-human-rights
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