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Inglaterra pasa a ser una monarquía constitucional

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Burguesía empoderada, siglo XVlll

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Fue un conflicto social y politico q se inicio con la caída de La Bastilla.

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1793 Se instaura la República en Francia.

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1793 Se instaura la República en Francia.

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Se remplaza la monarquía por una república en la que las autoridades eran elegidas por el voto del pueblo.

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1804 Napoleón Bonaparte se autoproclama emperador

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1804 Napoleón Bonaparte se autoproclama emperador

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Napoleón se autoproclama emperador en Francia en la catedral de Notre Dame de Paris

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Las fuerzas aliadas de Gran Bretaña, Prusia, los Países Bajos y Bélgica derrotan a Napoleón.

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1814 Creación de la primera locomotora a vapor.

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1814 Creación de la primera locomotora a vapor.

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Transformaba la energía térmica del agua hirviendo en energía mecánica, que movía las máquinas.

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1815 Expansión de la industria textil en Inglaterra.

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1815 Expansión de la industria textil en Inglaterra.

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Debido a la gran cantidad de telas que producían las máquinas y al desarrollo de las comunicaciones con los trenes, la industria textil busco nuevos mercados.

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Hay más producción de mercancía y menos demanda, como consecuencia, los precios aumentan.

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Desarrollo de las líneas ferroviarias de Inglaterra.

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Fue una época de importantes cambios económicos y sociales como consecuencia de un acelerado desarrollo tecnológico. Las industrias que se destacan son la siderúrgica y la química,

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What are the causes for The Parana River Drought?

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The Paraná river is at its lowest level since 1944

The water levels of the Paraná river, the second-longest in South America after the Amazon, are at their lowest since 1944.

The river is key to commercial shipping and fishing but also provides 40 million people with drinking water.

A drought in the region means water levels have dipped so low that fishers' livelihoods are at risk.

Environmentalists fear that the drought has been made more severe by deforestation and climate change.

The Paraná is 4,880km (3,032 miles) long and flows south from south-east Brazil through Paraguay and Argentina.

It merges with the Paraguay and Uruguay rivers to form the Río de la Plata Basin.

"The Paraná is the largest, most biodiverse and the most important socio-productive wetland in Argentina," geologist Carlos Ramonell told the AFP news agency.

Southern Brazil, where the Paraná's source is located, has seen three years of below-average rainfalls.

The Paraguay river is also running very low

As a result, the Paraná's flow rate has dropped from an average of 17,000 cubic meters a second to just 6,200.

The low water levels are causing problems for energy production with the hydroelectric plant that spans the Parana river between Argentina and Paraguay running at only 50%.

On Wednesday, Brazil's Vice-President Hamilton Mourão warned that the drought could also lead to energy rationing in Brazil.

It is also hampering the transport of goods with ships not able to load up fully in case they run aground.

The Paraná is a key waterway for the transport of grains and the situation is forcing exporters to consider using land routes.

Forecasters say the drought could last until 2022.

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South America's drought-hit Paraná river at 77-year low

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The Paraná is a key waterway for shipping and also provides drinking water for millions of people.