MARA SALUD: Hello we are (names) and we are going to talk about

Scotland and Ireland.

JUANPEDRO: This is the index. It is composed by (read).
CRISTOBAL: This is the vocabulary. We have some words (read in English)
JESUS. Read the words of vocabulary in Spanish.
MARIA SALUD: The point 1 is about the origin of Scotland.
The written history of Scotland begins with the arrival of the Roman Empire in
Britain when the Romans occupied what is now England and Wales,
administering it as the Roman province of Britain. From a classic point of
view, Scotland looked like a country, slow to make progress that seeped from
the source of Mediterranean civilization, but it has become apparent that
some developments were more primitive and more advanced what was
thought and that the seas were very important in Scottish history.
JUANPEDRO: Since the beginning of the eighth century to the thirteenth
century were the Celts who were in charge of the Scottish crown. After the
Norman colonization was they who dominated the country. Because of its
heavy reliance on maritime trade routes, it had close links to the south and
east with the Baltic countries, and with France through Ireland and the
European continent. After the Act of Union and subsequent Industrial
Revolution , its industrial decline followed World War II was particularly sharp,
but in recent decades the country has enjoyed cultural and economic
renaissance, fueled in part by oil revenues and North Sea gas and more
recently, a parliament returned.
CRISTOBAL: Two important landmarks and symbols.
LAGO NESS
It is an extensive and deep lake of sweet water which is place in the
Highlands os Scotland. It is highligh by the myth of the Ness Lake Monster.
Its waters have an exceptionally low visibility due to the high place contained
in peat proceeding from the nearby soils.
THE CASTLE OF EDIMBURG
The Edimburg Castle is an old strength raised on a rock of volcanic origin
located in the centre of the town. It was used to military wars since the
twelveth century. The castle is the most visited tourist atraction in Scotland.
The Military Tattoo is celebrated anually, and is here where in its day there
were celebrated the parades and diverse types of training for the military
garrison of the castle.

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MUSEO KELVINGROVE
It is the most important museum and the art gallery of Glasgow and it
has one of the major collections of civic art of Europe. The museum is
the second tourtist atraction in Scotland. In his collection of 8000 pieces
contains pieces of art, arqueolochical pieces, fossil. The part of the
museum dedicated to the Natural Sciences is important and exhibits a
dissected elephant, to which he is known by Sir Ralph.
ALEXANDER FLEMING
Alexander Feliming was born on the 6 of august in 1881 in Scothlan and
died in London on the 11 of march in 1955. He was a famous British
scientist to discover a enzyme called lisozima. Also he was the first
person to see the efects of antibiotic obteined from the fungus
Penicillium chrysogerum. In the First World war he was military doctor
in the France front. Finally he came to the Hospital St. Mary where he
searched a new antbiotic that avoid the pein of the injuries.
MARIA SALUD: ONE NOBEL PRIZES
James Alexander Mirrlees was born on the 5 of july in 1936 in Minnigaff,
Scothlan, he is a scothlan economist, an teacher in Cambridge. He was
warded with the Economy Nobel prize in 1996 close to William Vickery.
Between his works highlight his "Manual of Analysis of Industrial
Projects in Developing countries " and his " Models of Economic
Growth ".
JUAN PEDRO: ONE NOBEL PRIZES
Angus Stewart Deaton was born 19 October 1945 in Edimburg. He is a
scotish teacher of microeconomic and living in USA. He won the
Economy Nobel Prize in 2015. He obtained his master and mastery in
the University of Cambridge, there he was a scholarship holder to study
in the Fitzwilliam College, where he was employed, in the Department of
Applied Economy.
CRISTOBAL: ORIGIN OF IRELAND.
Its capital is Dubln. The island is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean. It is a
parliamentary republic and is a sovereign country, member of the European
Union. Modern Irish state got its effective independence from Britain in 1922,
after a war of independence that ended with the signing of the Anglo-irlands.

Ireland was a dominion within the British Empire, in 1931 he was given his full
legislative independence and in 1937 adopted a new constitution and the
name of Ireland. In 1949, the remaining duties of the figure of the king of
Ireland were eliminated and the country was declared a republic.
JESUS:
Since 1999 have cooperated in various policies under the North-South
Ministerial Council created by the Good Friday Agreement. In 2011 and 2013,
Ireland came in seventh place of the most developed in the world in the
human development index of the United Nations. Also, the Irish Republic is in
the highest positions in economic freedom, political and press. Currently,
Ireland is one of the founding countries of the Council of Europe and OECD.
The country has a policy of neutrality and it participates in the Partnership for
Peace.
MARIA SALUD: TWO LANDMARKS OR SYMBOLS
GUINESS STOREHOUSE
The building in which the Storehouse is located was constructed in
1902 as a fermentation plant. The building was designed in the style of
the Chicago School of Architecture and was the first multi-storey steelframed building to be constructed in Ireland. The Guinness Storehouse
explains the history of Guinness. The story is told through various
interactive exhibition areas including ingredients, brewing, transport,
cooperage, advertising and sponsorship.
MUSEO NACIONAL DE IRLANDA
The National Museum of Ireland is the principle there. The section of
Archaeology and History in Kildare Street includes prehistoric
ornaments of the Age of Bronze in Ireland. Most of these pieces were
founded in the nineteenth century. The life in the countryside is the
most recently part to open. Much of the material in this place dates back
to the rural Ireland of the decade of 1930 and exhibits the
characteristics of the ordinary life in its epoch.
JUAN PEDRO: ONE LANDMARK ONE NOBEL PRIZE
THE CASTLE OF MALAHIDE
The castle belonged to the Talbot family durin 791 years. The oldest
parts of the castle are from twelveth century. During the reing of Eduard
the fourth were realized the most important works of extension of the

castle including the towers. In the visit to the castle, it is possible to see
the collection of furniture dated in the 18th century, the great fhall and
the oak room.
William Cecil Campbell was born 28 Juin 1939 in the County of Donegal.
He is Irish biochemist and biology known by his discoveries concern of
a new therapy against infections caused by worms. His researches have
made to him deserving of the prize Nobel prize of Medicine of 2015, for
discovering new compound to treat these infections.
CRISTOBAL: ONE NOBEL PRIZE
Ernest Walton was awarded in1938 with the Hughes medal, given from
the Royal Society for his discovery of which the nucleuses can be
disintegrated by particles produced artificially that bombard them. This
Prize was shared with Cockcroft with who also shared the Physic Nobel
Prize in 1951.
JESUS: LAST NOBEL PRIZE
San MacBride was born 25 February 1904 and died 15 January 1988.
He was an irish politic. All his work was awarded with the Nobel Prize of
Peace in 1974 which defined him as a man who mobilized the
conscience of the world to fight against the injustices. Then, he
obtained the American Medal of Justice, The Lenin Prize of the Peace
and the Golden Medal of the Unesco.
ALL: THIS IS THE END THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION.