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HISTORY

Contemporary History:
French Revolution:

The Spanish War of Independence:

Industrial Revolution:

Modern History:

HISTORY

 

VIDEOS ABOUT HISTORY

Hace algunos años echaban en la tele una serie de dibujos animados sobre Historia que seguro que vuestros padres recuerdan. Os animamos a que la veáis para ayudaros a comprender los cambios a lo largo de la historia. Para ello, sólo tenéis que escribir "Once upon a time... man y el nombre del capítulo" en YOUTUBE. Aquí os dejamos el primer episodio y la lista completa para que la podáis buscar.

1. And Earth was created…, first broadcast on 1979-03-23—On the evolution of life before Man to Stone Age.

2. Neanderthal Man, first broadcast on 1979-03-30 -On the time of Paleolithic culture to Ice Age. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1v1HyjSGHuU

3. Cro-Magnon Man, first broadcast on 1979-04-06

4. The Fertile Valleys, first broadcast on 1979-04-13—On the rise of agriculture, as well as ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Babylon, and Israel.

5. The First Empires, first broadcast on 1979-04-20—On the empires of Babylon, Assyria, Persia, and others from about BC 2000 to BC 323.

6. The Age of Pericles, first broadcast on 1979-04-27- On the Ancient Greece.

7. The Pax Romana, first broadcast on 1979-05-11—Actually on the time of Julius Caesar, before the Pax Romana commenced. In the last part of this episode, the birth and life of Jesus Christ.

8. The Conquest of Islam, first broadcast on 1979-05-18- On the Byzantine Empire, the reign of Justinian I, and the spread of Islam between 7th and 8th centuries.

9. The Carolingians, first broadcast on 1979-05-25

10. The Age of Vikings, first broadcast on 1978-04 as pilot, rebroadcast in series on 1979-06-01

11. The Cathedral Builders, first broadcast on 1979-06-08—On the Middle Ages in the time of the Crusades.

12. The Travels of Marco Polo, first broadcast on 1979-06-15

13. The Hundred Years' War, first broadcast on 1979-06-22

14. The Quattrocento, first broadcast on 1981-09-05- On the time of Leonardo Da Vinciand Michelangelo.

15. The Golden Age of Spain, first broadcast on 1981-09-12

16. Elizabethan England, first broadcast on 1981-09-19—Mostly on the voyages of Sir Francis Drake.

17. The Golden Age of the Low Countries, first broadcast on 1981-09-26

18. The Great Reign of Louis XIV, first broadcast on 1981-10-01

19. Peter the Great and his Times, first broadcast on 1981-10-08

20. The Age of Reason, first broadcast on 1981-10-16

21. America, first broadcast on 1981-10-22—On the New World between 1492 and the American Civil War.

22. The French Revolution, first broadcast on 1981-10-29

23. The Awakening of the People, first broadcast on 1981-11-05—On the mid-nineteenth century and the development of railroad.

24. The Belle Époque, first broadcast on 1981-11-12—On the latter decade of the nineteenth century, the development of automobile and the twentieth century up to World War One.

25. The Crazy Years, first broadcast on 1981-11-19—On the development of aviation, Roaring Twenties, Great Depression, and World War Two.