Humanites project (Francis Drake)

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[Audio] • Bottom Sir Francis drake sailed to the West Indies and the coast of Florida, plundering Spanish ports there savagely, seizing Santiago in the Cape Verde Islands, Cartagena in Colombia, St. Augustine in Florida, and San Domingo (today Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic's capital).

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[Audio] • The light of past discovery draws me forward. Its shining light guides me to the glory of exploration." Francis Drake.

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[Audio] • W ILLIAM S HAKESPEARE WAS AN E NGLISH PLAYWRIGHT , POET AND ACTOR . H E IS MOST KNOWN AS THE GREATEST WRITER IN THE E NGLISH LANGUAGE AND THE WORLD ' S GREATEST DRAMATIST ..

[Audio] • M ANY PEOPLE CONSIDER S HAKESPEARE TO BE THE GREATEST B RITISH AUTHOR OF ALL TIME . L IFE , LOVE , DEATH , REVENGE , GRIEF , JEALOUSY , MURDER , MAGIC , AND MYSTERY ARE ALL THEMES IN HIS WORKS . H E WROTE THE MOST POPULAR PLAYS OF HIS DAY , INCLUDING M ACBETH , R OMEO AND J ULIET , AND H AMLET.

[Audio] • • S TRATFORD UPON A VON , E NGLAND • W ILLIAM S HAKESPEARE DIED IN 1616 AT 52. H IS BURIAL IN H OLY T RINITY C HURCH . • E XACT DATE A PRIL 23,1616.

[Audio] • T HE TWO T OWNS /C ITY ' S S HAKESPEARE LIVED I N WHERE S TRATFORD AND L ONDON . • W ILLIAM S HAKESPEARE WAS A SEASONED TRAVELLER . H E MAY NOT HAVE TRAVELLED AS FAR AS V ERONA , V ENICE , D ENMARK , OR THE FAKE ' COAST OF B OHEMIA , BUT HE WAS WELL VERSED IN E NGLAND.

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[Audio] H E WAS ONE OF THE FIRST AUTHORS TO BRING THE EXTREMELY IMPORTANT VALUES OF THE R ENAISSANCE TO THE STAGE . I N THE FOLLOWING RESPECTS , S HAKESPEARE SUPPORTED THE R ENAISSANCE : S HAKESPEARE MODERNIZED PRE R ENAISSANCE , DRAMA ' S BASIC , TWO DIMENSIONAL WRITING STYLE . H E MAINLY LOCATED IN CREATING MENTALLY COMPLEX HUMAN FIGURES ..

[Audio] • " T HIS ABOVE ALL : TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE , A ND IT MUST FOLLOW , AS THE NIGHT THE DAY , T HOU CANST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN ." H AMLET , A CT I, S CENE III • T O BE , OR NOT TO BE : THAT IS THE QUESTION : W HETHER ' TIS NOBLER IN THE MIND TO SUFFER T HE SLINGS AND ARROWS OF OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE , O R TO TAKE ARMS AGAINST A SEA OF TROUBLES , A ND BY OPPOSING END THEM . T O DIE : TO SLEEP ..." H AMLET , A CT III, S CENE I " Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once."
- Julius Caesar, Act II, Scene II.

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[Audio] • I N 1675, A F RENCHMAN AND ENGRAVER NAMED J EAN M ICHEL P APILLON C REATED WALLPAPER.

[Audio] • 16 TH CENTURY. . . WHEN WAS WALLPAPER INVENTED?.

[Audio] • • If there were, what made this one unique or more successful? They quickly became very beautiful. Their ability to pretend to be fabrics, at a time when it was usual/usually done to cover walls with fabric, was greatly liked and respected, as was their cheaper price. Flock papers also had the added advantage of pushing back/driving away moths due to turpentine used in the glue. I I I I I.

[Audio] • W ALLPAPER IS LONG LASTING AND CAN LAST UP TO 15 YEARS , MAKING IT AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT . W HEN PROPERLY INSTALLED , WALLPAPER CAN LAST THREE TIMES LONGER THAN PAINT . I F YOUR WALLS AREN ' T PERFECT , HIGH QUALITY WALLPAPER MIGHT HELP COVER FLAWS •.

[Audio] • S TARTING IN THE 16 TH CENTURY , THE EARLIEST WALLPAPERS WERE USED TO DECORATE THE INSIDES OF CABINETS AND SMALLER ROOMS IN HOUSES RATHER THAN THE GRAND HOUSE.

[Audio] • I TS IMPORTANT BECAUSE , W ALLPAPERS ARE THE GREAT WAY TO BRIGHTEN UP A ROOM . W HETHER IT ' S SETTING UP THE NEW PLACE OR SPRUCING UP AN EXISTING ONE OR EVEN REDOING THE HOME INTERIOR JUST TO ADD THE NEW TOUCH , WALLPAPERS ADD A SENSE OF FUN , STYLE AND FLAIR TO ANY HOME ..

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[Audio] Logan Gill. . . . . . Logan Gill.