JUDAISM

The term Jewish refers to religion or belief, tradition and culture of the Jewish people. It is the oldest of the three monotheistic religions spread (along with Christianity, and Islam), also known as "religions of the book" or "Abrahamic," and the least of which the number of faithful. Judaism is broken down, historically, the other two.

Although there is no single body that will systematize and fix the dogmatic content of Judaism, its practice is based on the teachings of the Torah, also called the Pentateuch, comprising, as its name suggests five books. The Torah or Pentateuch, in turn, is one of the three books that comprise the Tanakh (or Old Testament, according to Christianity), which is attributed to divine inspiration.

Founder Abraham
Maximum deity YHWH
Type monotheism, Abrahamic religion
Name and number of Jewish supporters, 13.2 million
Sacred text and the Talmud Torah
Liturgical Hebrew Language
Born in Mesopotamia, the Middle East
Holy Land Jerusalem, Israel, site of Solomon's Temple
Country with greatest number of Jews Israel
Corrientes Orthodox Judaism, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism, Reconstructionist Judaism, secular Judaism
Star of David Symbol
Temples Synagogues
Clergy Rabbis
Related religions Christianity and Islam

Also plays an important role in religious practice oral tradition, as beliefs was given to Moses with the Torah and kept from his time and the prophets. Oral tradition governing the interpretation of the biblical text, the encoding and commentary of this tradition has given rise to the Mishnah, the Talmud and a huge body exegetical developed until.

The main feature of the Jewish faith is belief in an omniscient, omnipotent and provident, that would have created the universe and the Jewish people chose to reveal the law contained in the Ten Commandments and the ritual prescriptions of the third and fourth books of Torah. Consequently, the rules resulting from these texts and oral tradition is the guide to Jewish life, but compliance with them varies widely across groups.

The rich, the poor, the in-between

There is diversity in these three statements.

One person can easily get $15.00 for a new baseball mitt. Another must save for a long time to get the same mitt. Still another has no money to buy a candy bar.

The economic situation of the american people is like these statenents. The people of USA generally have more wealth than people of other nations.

• About 42 million American families have enough money to buy their own homes, most of the things they want.
• More than 26 million american cannot affort to buy all the food, clothing and housing they need.
• About 7 million americans who wanted work failed to find jobs.

Nine Americans, ten options

Americans have differing ideas about religion. Out of 215 million Americans, about 132 Million belong to one church or another.

Here are some statistics:

SECOND BIMESTER PROGRAM

One nation, many people

No two alike:

1 People of every description

2 The rich, the poor, the in-between

3 Nine Americans, Ten opinions.

Work and leisure:

1 Working

2 Carrers: your feelings about working

3Leisure

The land:

1 Landform Regions

2 Natural vegetation regions

3 Climates

4 Using latitude and longitude

Something shared:

1 A free people

2 Every person´s country

NO TWO ALIKE

The American people can from a hundred backgrounds. They think and live in a thousand ways. They do millions of jobs. Yet they are one people: Americans

People of every description

The people of any nation me be tall, short, thin, heavy, women, men, young, or old. In the United States, the American people are all of these things, and more. Americans may be White, black, Latino, Asian or American Indian. They may be rich or poor, famous or unknown to all but a few.

More than 215 million people belong to the nation called the Unite States of America. No Two of these people are exactly alike. Even identical twins differ from one another. Their families and friends can tell them apart by the way they speak the things they say, and how they say, and how they behave.

Homework:

Find the population statistics of the United States of America:

• White Americans
• Black Americans
• Latino Americans
• Asian Americans
• American Indians
• Americans under the age of 14 years
• Americans live in rural areas
• Americans between the age of 15 and 24
• Americans 15 years old or older

The industrial revolution in Wales

The industrial revolution in Wales
In 1801 Wales and mounmouthshire had a population of 587,245, fairly evenly distributed over the land, since the vast majority of the people were engaged in agriculture or in related occupation as the industrial revolution developed, and particularly after 1841 the rural exodus, accompanied by the of many which had supplemented the earnings of agriculture, led to an enormous concentration of Wales and mounmouthshire.
Trade unionism has long been a potent force in south Wales. The first important organization of miners and ironworkers was the union club, after its suppression in 1831 there came into existence a secret society, the scotch Cattle, whose symbol was a bull´s head and horns.
In the 1860s the amalgamated association of miners, a rival to the national miners union, ganied much support in Wales.

Wales

THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES
Has an area of 7.474 sqmi,a population of 2,173,560.

Structure and physical features

· wlas is a hill country,composed almost entirely of paleozoic rocks much dissected by deep valleys.

Political Division

· anglesey
· bercovonshire
· cardiganshire
· carmar thenshire
· denbigshire
· flint
· glamorganshire
· merioneth
· montgomeryshire
· pembrokeshire
· radornshire
Religion
Classical references to religious cults in Pre-Roman Britain have been the petex for muchconjeture as to the nature of the Pre-Chistian relions of wales.
today the roman catholicism is still strong here and in the border counties.

Economic And Industrial Condition
Agriculture:

-tillage
-tempory and permanent grass
-wheat
-barley
-oats
-mixed corn
-fodder crops
Industry:
-Elictricity
-Crude petroleum
-Steel
-Fist eries

History of the United Kingdom

UNITED KINGDOM
The title of the former political unity composed of:
-England
-Wales
-Scotland
-Ireland northern
Officially adopted on January 1st, 1801, when the act of union between great Britain and Ireland came into force. The name great Britain has been used since the union of the Kingdoms of England and Scotland in 1.707 as the official designation of the united countries.
When, in 1922, 26 Irish countries were severed from the United Kingdom and sended into dominion of the British empire under the name of the Irish free state, no provision was made in the act for any change in the royal style or in the title of the imperial parliament.
From 1922 onward, however, the tittle of United Kingdom of Great Britain and north ireland was frequently used in official documents to designate those parts of the British Isles represented in the imperial parliament, meeting at Westminster.

UNITED KINGDOM

SHIELD FLAG MAP OF THE UNITED KINGDOM