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A conquista da América espanhola pode ser explicada por um conjunto de fatores, entre os quais:
(__) - Doenças trazidas pelos europeus, das quais os ameríndios não tinham resistência;
(__) - Os espanhóis causaram intrigas e conflitos entre as comunidades e povos indígenas;
(__) - As tecnologias bélicas dos espanhóis que utilizavam armaduras, armas de fogo, entre outras;
(__) - A incapacidade dos ameríndios de se adaptarem às condições provocadas pelos espanhóis, o que favoreceu sua rápida derrota;
(__) - Os indígenas sabiam muito pouco sobre os espanhóis, enquanto estes procuraram se informar sobre as diferenças e conflitos internos dos ameríndios.
Levando-se em consideração de (V) significa verdadeiro e (F) significa falso, a ordem correta das proposições acima é:
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Em troca da proteção senhorial e do direito de usar as terras do senhor feudal, os servos tinham uma série de obrigações. A chamada banalidade correspondia à:
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É comum classificar a sociedade medieval em três ordens distintas, que juntas deram unidade ideológica, política e social na Idade Média, são elas:
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A partir das considerações teóricas que guiam a produção do conhecimento histórico na atualidade, considere as afirmações abaixo:
I. É possível resgatar os acontecimentos do passado exatamente como ocorreram;
II. Toda investigação do passado parte de considerações do tempo presente;
III. Cada conceito possui uma história própria;
IV. O conhecimento histórico é algo construído cientificamente e, portanto, não pode ser refutado.
Dos itens acima:
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A escola dos Annales fundada na França em 1929 marcou a historiografia ocidental e influenciou o modo de pensar e escrever história, ressaltando aspectos do passado antes ignorados ou pouco relevantes. Esta escola nasce em oposição à tradição historiográfica conhecida como:
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INSTRUÇÃO: Utilize o texto a seguir para responder as questões nº 08 a nº 12.
Living without electricity in the heart of Seoul
There’s a lot of hustle and bustle in Seoul – and then there’s NoPlug, a small community that aims to minimise its energy use in the highly industrialised city. Its name comes from the idea at the heart of the commune: no electricity, no plugs.
With South Korea among the highest carbon dioxide emitters globally, NoPlug hopes their community can make an impact by reducing their carbon footprint. Although it’s not possible to be entirely emission free, the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources. Their living situation is a very different take on what it means to have a functional home; foregoing electricity, they rely on fuel sources such as solar and fire to do daily tasks (and even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk).
Dr Yasuyuki Fujimura, visits the NoPlug community from Japan each month to educate people on how to approach every day needs without electricity and appliances. “I want to give a dream to young people who are now losing their hope,” he says. “It’s our duty.”
Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190905-living-without-electricity-in-the-heart-ofseoul.
No texto, a palavra “duty”, na frase “It’s our duty” significa:
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INSTRUÇÃO: Utilize o texto a seguir para responder as questões nº 08 a nº 12.
Living without electricity in the heart of Seoul
There’s a lot of hustle and bustle in Seoul – and then there’s NoPlug, a small community that aims to minimise its energy use in the highly industrialised city. Its name comes from the idea at the heart of the commune: no electricity, no plugs.
With South Korea among the highest carbon dioxide emitters globally, NoPlug hopes their community can make an impact by reducing their carbon footprint. Although it’s not possible to be entirely emission free, the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources. Their living situation is a very different take on what it means to have a functional home; foregoing electricity, they rely on fuel sources such as solar and fire to do daily tasks (and even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk).
Dr Yasuyuki Fujimura, visits the NoPlug community from Japan each month to educate people on how to approach every day needs without electricity and appliances. “I want to give a dream to young people who are now losing their hope,” he says. “It’s our duty.”
Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190905-living-without-electricity-in-the-heart-ofseoul.
No texto, a palavra “dawn”, na frase “even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk” pode ser traduzida em Português por:
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INSTRUÇÃO: Utilize o texto a seguir para responder as questões nº 08 a nº 12.
Living without electricity in the heart of Seoul
There’s a lot of hustle and bustle in Seoul – and then there’s NoPlug, a small community that aims to minimise its energy use in the highly industrialised city. Its name comes from the idea at the heart of the commune: no electricity, no plugs.
With South Korea among the highest carbon dioxide emitters globally, NoPlug hopes their community can make an impact by reducing their carbon footprint. Although it’s not possible to be entirely emission free, the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources. Their living situation is a very different take on what it means to have a functional home; foregoing electricity, they rely on fuel sources such as solar and fire to do daily tasks (and even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk).
Dr Yasuyuki Fujimura, visits the NoPlug community from Japan each month to educate people on how to approach every day needs without electricity and appliances. “I want to give a dream to young people who are now losing their hope,” he says. “It’s our duty.”
Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190905-living-without-electricity-in-the-heart-ofseoul.
A frase “the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources”, no texto, está ligada com o uso de:
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INSTRUÇÃO: Utilize o texto a seguir para responder as questões nº 08 a nº 12.
Living without electricity in the heart of Seoul
There’s a lot of hustle and bustle in Seoul – and then there’s NoPlug, a small community that aims to minimise its energy use in the highly industrialised city. Its name comes from the idea at the heart of the commune: no electricity, no plugs.
With South Korea among the highest carbon dioxide emitters globally, NoPlug hopes their community can make an impact by reducing their carbon footprint. Although it’s not possible to be entirely emission free, the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources. Their living situation is a very different take on what it means to have a functional home; foregoing electricity, they rely on fuel sources such as solar and fire to do daily tasks (and even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk).
Dr Yasuyuki Fujimura, visits the NoPlug community from Japan each month to educate people on how to approach every day needs without electricity and appliances. “I want to give a dream to young people who are now losing their hope,” he says. “It’s our duty.”
Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190905-living-without-electricity-in-the-heart-ofseoul.
De acordo com o texto, NoPlug:
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INSTRUÇÃO: Utilize o texto a seguir para responder as questões nº 08 a nº 12.
Living without electricity in the heart of Seoul
There’s a lot of hustle and bustle in Seoul – and then there’s NoPlug, a small community that aims to minimise its energy use in the highly industrialised city. Its name comes from the idea at the heart of the commune: no electricity, no plugs.
With South Korea among the highest carbon dioxide emitters globally, NoPlug hopes their community can make an impact by reducing their carbon footprint. Although it’s not possible to be entirely emission free, the idea is to put electricity consumption at zero, and try to keep any energy generation from sustainable sources. Their living situation is a very different take on what it means to have a functional home; foregoing electricity, they rely on fuel sources such as solar and fire to do daily tasks (and even run a power-free coffee shop that’s open from dawn until dusk).
Dr Yasuyuki Fujimura, visits the NoPlug community from Japan each month to educate people on how to approach every day needs without electricity and appliances. “I want to give a dream to young people who are now losing their hope,” he says. “It’s our duty.”
Fonte: https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190905-living-without-electricity-in-the-heart-ofseoul.
De acordo com o texto, NoPlug é:
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