Inglese

~~~~The Chartist Movement started in 1837 and ended in 1848. It aim was to obtain full democratic participation of the working classes in politics. This group was composed by radicals and workers, who in 1839 presented to Parliament a document called "People's Charter".
But the Charter failed and his objectives were taken again by the Reform Bill an

Defoe’s novels are fictional autobiographies. Their structure is characterised by a series of episodes and adventures held together by the unifying presence of a single hero. The characters usually appear in isolation either physically or socially.
The hero of Defoe’s novel belongs to the middle-class. The author decides to set the story on a dese

The Anglo-Saxons: The A.S. come from the Germany and their economy was based on fishing seals and whales. They lived in family called clan. The most important value for the A.S. was the loyalty and the courage. The king of A.S. was Alfred The great who encouraged the writing of a history of England. Edward The confessor was the successor of Alfred and h

They were scared of him.The language of this characters was incomprehensible,but Gulliver sensed:he was a prisoner of them.
They conduced him to their city called Mildendo and there a temple become Gulliver’s new home.
When G. asked at the King if he can leave the island, he answered: ‘No’.
So he decided to became kind to persuaded the King

The most important town are York, Liverpool, Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Stratford upon Avon.
In York an important and beautiful monument is The Cathedral called York Mister and it is famous also for its narrow streets.
In Liverpool The Beatles were born and it is famous for his port.
Cambridge and Oxford are famous for their important

He keeps a journal cataloguing his activities, which include building a fort in which to sleep. He is very concerned that he will be discovered, either by indigenous people, or by Europeans, and he does not want to be surprised or caught off guard. He disguises his fort by walls and vegetation, and builds a ladder to get over the barricades. He a

The Giant one morning heard a linnet singing and he thought what that the Spring was coming because the children had in the garden. The trees was covered with flowers and bird were flying. Only in a corner there was the snow because a little child couldn’t climb up a tree. So the Giant helped the child and he put him on the top of the tree because he un

• Graphical browsers.
The Internet is a network of people and information, linked together by telephone lines which are connected to computers. Information can be transported, for example, through e-mail and the WWW. These applications are based on a client/server relationship, in which your computers is the client and a remote computers is the serv

1- What are the main differences between the political parties in the UK?
• The are various differences you draw political parties of the United Kingdom some they are the followings: the Conservatories represent the affairs of the richest classes unlike the Labour party that deals him with the poorest part of the population; the Conservatories

The author creates a mysterious and dreamy atmosphere with a combination of supernatural and common place.
The Mariner narrates that he and the other mariners of his ship reached the Equator and than the Polar regions after a violent storm; after the storm, when by then the mariners had lost the hope to come back home, an albatross appeared thoug