Bill reminisced about technological advances since his childhood, noting that computers existed but laptops, video games, modern cellphones, cameras on cellphones, widespread fast food, and parks with only trees and children playing in the streets were not present.
The document then describes a student's daily routine of waking up at 6:30 AM, showering, getting dressed, eating breakfast, taking the bus to university, attending microbiology and chemistry classes, having lunch, and an English class.
The third document provides a biography of Francisco Antonio de Zela, describing that he was born in 1768 in Lima, Peru, led the first armed insurrection for Peru's independence in 1811 by raising a flag
Bill reminisced about technological advances since his childhood, noting that computers existed but laptops, video games, modern cellphones, cameras on cellphones, widespread fast food, and parks with only trees and children playing in the streets were not present.
The document then describes a student's daily routine of waking up at 6:30 AM, showering, getting dressed, eating breakfast, taking the bus to university, attending microbiology and chemistry classes, having lunch, and an English class.
The third document provides a biography of Francisco Antonio de Zela, describing that he was born in 1768 in Lima, Peru, led the first armed insurrection for Peru's independence in 1811 by raising a flag
Bill reminisced about technological advances since his childhood, noting that computers existed but laptops, video games, modern cellphones, cameras on cellphones, widespread fast food, and parks with only trees and children playing in the streets were not present.
The document then describes a student's daily routine of waking up at 6:30 AM, showering, getting dressed, eating breakfast, taking the bus to university, attending microbiology and chemistry classes, having lunch, and an English class.
The third document provides a biography of Francisco Antonio de Zela, describing that he was born in 1768 in Lima, Peru, led the first armed insurrection for Peru's independence in 1811 by raising a flag
Homework 1: Imagine what Bill said about these things
There were only computers
There weren’t laptops There weren’t videogames We didn’t have modern cellphones Our cell phones we not tactile Didn’t have a camera ,cellphones could not be carrier in your woman's handbag There wasn’t fast food in my city , there was only in big cities and It was very expensive I didn’t eat fast food because mi mother cooked delicious There are only parks with trees The children played in the street
Homework 2: My day up to now
I woke up at 6 o’clock but got up at 6:30,after had a shower and got dressed. I had bread with butter and orange juice,I wore jeans, a white T-shirt, black sneakers and my watch ,didn't make me up ,I brushed my hair,I went to take a bus and went to university. I lisned to my microbiology class ,after I went to the chemestry laboratory ,I went back to my house and had lunch ,after I went to my English class Homework 3: Francisco Antonio Zela Biography Francisco Antonio de Zela was an illustrious character of Tacna; gave the first cry of freedom, He was born in Lima, July 24, 1768, his father was Alberto de Zela and his mother was Mercedes de Arizaga He married María de la Natividad Siles and Antequera. He was the leader of the first armed insurrection for the independence of Peru. Zela was supported by a large group of people, the chieftain of Tacna, Toribio Ara, with his son José Rosa Ara and the chieftain of Tarata and Putina, Ramón Copaja. On June 20, 1811, Zela raised a flag with blue and white colors to four triangular fields, establishing for a few days a free government, self- government adhered to the principles of the Board of Buenos Aires, then zela was brought to trial and he was sentenced to death but thanks to his family he was only sentenced to jail for life in the Chagres prison in Panama He died on July 18, 1819