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    contractor whose idea of tasteful renovations included removing the handrail on the narrow staircase of the three-story stone structure. And why not? They‟re fit bikers‚ runners and history buffs who care more about the town‟s proximity to Cathar Romanesque sites and enjoying their French‚ British and Swiss neighbors. “We wanted to have a bigger life‚ rather than have a bigger home in the U.S.‚ and ironically we found it in a small French town‚” says Brooker. Of course‚ American billionaires and

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    Jardi Tancat Essay

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    Duato’s choreographed piece‚ Jardi Tancat. The cross shape is performed with one female who is lifted off the ground with 2 males on either arm for support. The females legs are straight‚ closed parallel and pointed towards the floor. Because the Catalan folklore has been strongly influenced by Roman Catholicism‚ they mimic the shape of the cross which is a significant icon to followers of christianity. Another shape performed throughout the dance is the use of circles. This movement is manipulated

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    changes that were taking place within French society. The two main structural improvements of Gothic architecture were pointed arches and ribbed vaulting. Building upon the design of the intersecting arches of groin vaults (primarily seen within the Romanesque period)‚ Gothic architects created rib vaults as a result of using diagonal and transverse arches that intersected crosswise. By switching from curved to more-pointed arches‚ builders were able to maximize height-space and have all the arches at

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    France’s economic and political development. Spain’s refusal to enter the First World War had benefited her. Spain was able to sell to the Entente and allied powers‚ causing the boom of her coal‚ steel and ship building industries. However‚ Basque and Catalan industrialists wanted more political influence. Workers were angered because the export industry had led to shortages. The army was also angry about the loss of Cuba in 1898 and begun to offer themselves as a reforming institution. This increased

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    Mojica‚ Timothy A. BSCE – 3D Discuss the implication of the following and relate it to the present situation of our country 1. Life of Rizal since Childhood until Death Once we were considered as a great nation in Asia‚ but as we have observed‚ we now belong to those seemingly stagnant Asian countries. The solution to this horrible condition was education. The childhood of Jose Rizal can be characterized by his desire to learn. Jose Rizal was not a physically blessed or strong child however

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    In 1000‚ monasteries and towns began building cathedrals in the style of Roman buildings. These Romanesque churches had thick walls‚ and roofs that were long tunnels of stone that covered the main part of the Church’s structure. Ceilings had to be supported by massive‚ windowless walls to causing these cathedrals to appear dark and gloomy. Gothic churches

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    Good day tourists! I’m __________________ your tour guide for today and now where going to explore the beautiful scenery of Sto. Niño de Cebu! Ok let start our tour with a prayer. (pray) So are you all excited guys? Yes! And now let’s have a headcount first starting with you... 1 2... Ok were all (number of tourists) thank you for your cooperation. I just want to say some few friendly reminders before I tell the history of Basilica Minore del Sto. Niño de Cebu. First always put your trash in proper

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    to build upon their ideas and progress. In Greece and Rome we saw awe inspiring sculpture and architecture as man continued to seek new mediums to tell the story of his human experience. The Middle Ages kept the Roman concepts moving forward as Romanesque and Gothic techniques once again expanded on the past and brought man into a new era of art‚ architecture‚ literature‚ music‚ performing arts‚ and thoughts on religion and philosophy. Dialect began to be important. Man took new avenues in his attempts

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    followed a distinct pattern also known as Gothic style‚ with its long graceful lines and expressionless face‚ which turned out to be very popular at that time. Gothic style was a Medieval style of art that was developed in Northern France out of the Romanesque art in the 12th century. The sculptures original purpose was to remain in the cathedral‚ however it would later be placed in the Palazzo Vecchio or town hall‚ which would symbolize a defiance of authority to Florentines‚ who were in not the best

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    IMPACT OF SPANISH COLONIZATION ON THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF TRINIDAD The history of Trinidad begins with the settlement of the island by Amerindians. This dates back to at least 7000 years at Banwari Trace which is the oldest discovered human settlement in Eastern Caribbean. The Amerindian tribes were referred to by various names‚ example: Yaio‚ Garini‚ Nepuyo‚ Warac and many others. They were described as a peaceful people.  The closest approximation to formal education was father’s instructions

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