WORKERS MOVEMENTS
When we were in Madrid last Tuesday, I could visit a bar, it is a place that is linked to the unit we are studying now, about workers' movements. Try to guess why this bar is important, what was done there!
KNIGHT TRAINING
Read this information and answer the quiz questions: Knights belonged to the noble class and were part of a military order, but not all soldiers could become knights. Training began at a very young age. At 7, the son of a medieval nobleman or knight would be sent off to serve as a page in a lord's castle. There, he would learn horsemanship, archery and swordsmanship, and perform various other duties around the castle. Squires would begin training at age 14 years old. A squire's training concentrated on strength, fitness and skill with various weapons. Individual training was only part of the regimen, as knights also needed to know how to fight as part of a team of skilled horsemen. The squire would care for the knight's horse, clean the stables, polish the knight's armor and maintain his weapons. They would learn the chivalric codes of conduct and listen to epic tales of Roland, Charlemagne, Arthur, Percival and Lancelot. After years ...
This bar is the Casa Labra, is where the political party PSOE was founded. The PSOE was created by Pablo Iglesias the 2th of May in 1879.
ReplyDeleteThe bar is the Casa Labra. It is very important because of it’s where the Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) was setted up the 2nd of May of 1879.
ReplyDeleteJavier Girón Hortelano 4ºB
In this bar was funded the PSOE. This bar is called "Casa Labra"
ReplyDeleteJulia Moya Godoy 4ºB
ReplyDeleteIt is the CASA LABRA tavern located on Calle Tetuán.
In 1856, the mythical streets of Peregrinos, la Zarza and de los Negros disappeared to make way for a new road. A street that would border the emblematic heart of Madrid on the north side and remember with its name the victory of the Spanish army in one of the battles of the Spanish-Moroccan war that occurred in those same years.
This food house born in 1860 has seen through its door part of the history of the people of Madrid and the Spaniards. In its bar and in its few tables of the interior room, large contracts have been signed, great agreements have been made and even one of the most important political parties in the country has been founded, the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE), the 2nd May 1879 with Pablo Iglesias at the head. It was founded around 25 people: 16 typographers, four doctors, a doctor of science, two jewelers, a marble worker and a shoemaker. With what is the oldest political party in Spain with uninterrupted operations to date.
the bar is Casa Labra and there the PSOE was founded by Pablo Iglesias on 2 May 1879.
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