Argentina’s State Formation: 1862-1880 Era of Consolidation
Consolidation of the Argentine National State (1862-1880)
This period marked the consolidation of the National State’s authority in Argentina, with Bartolomé Mitre, Domingo F. Sarmiento, and Nicolás Avellaneda serving as presidents. The central government progressively assumed and concentrated many functions and powers previously exercised by the provinces. These presidents promoted the centralization of political authority through various actions, including:
- The formation of a national army, which
Key Concepts in Workplace Safety
General Aspects of Safety at Work
1. Defining Workplace Risk and Danger
RISK: Risk refers to work situations that can disrupt the balance between the physical, mental, and social health of individuals.
According to the LPR, it is the possibility that a worker suffers an injury arising from work.
DANGER: This is an intrinsic property or ability of something that can cause damage. According to UNE, it is a situation capable of causing harmful injury, property damage, environmental damage, or a combination
Read MoreThe Russian Revolutions: From Tsarist Rule to Bolshevik Power
Tsarist Russia: An Empire in Decline
Multinational Russia was an empire of more than 20 million square kilometers. Tsarist Russia had imposed a policy of Russification on very different peoples: administration, the Russian language, and the Orthodox religion. The Russian Empire was economically and socially backward in comparison with other European countries. Industrial development, tardy in Russia, was accelerated, driven by the railroad. However, it was a very controlled industrialization. Tsarist
Read MoreBusiness Correspondence & CV Templates for Professionals
Curriculum Vitae
This section outlines key personal, educational, and professional details.
Personal Details
- Name/Surname: [Your Name/Surname]
- Date of Birth: [DD/MM/YYYY]
- Place of Birth: [Your Place of Birth]
- Marital Status: Single
Contact Information
- Address: [Your Address]
- Telephone: [Your Telephone Number]
- E-mail: [Your Email Address]
Education
- 1992-2005: Santo Domingo de Nazaret School
- 2005-2007: High School
- 2007-2012: La Laguna University
Work Experience
Details of previous employment, responsibilities, and
Read MoreEssential Elements of a Robust Quality Management System
Forms and Records Management
- Date
- ID (who fills in the document)
- Readable
- Understandable
Top Management Responsibilities
Top management is responsible for making decisions and allocating resources (economic).
Key Management Tools
- Quality Policy
- Quality Objectives
- Management Review
1. Quality Policy
A document of the quality system that includes commitments from top management, signed by top management.
Policy Requirements:
- Commitment to continuous improvement.
- Commitment to customer satisfaction.
- Provides the framework
Animal Physiology: Response Mechanisms
Motor Responses and Locomotion
Motor responses are linked to the behavior of animals. They are responses that involve some kind of movement, with or without displacement. The effector organs for these responses are the muscles.
The Muscular System
The muscular system is formed by organs called muscles, consisting of muscle tissue and elongated cells called muscle fibers. Their cytoplasm has a large number of myofilaments (actin and myosin) with contractile function.
The muscles of invertebrates and
Read MoreEnglish Renaissance Literature: Poetry, Drama, and Prose
Renaissance Poetry: Innovators and Styles
The two greatest innovators of the new, rich style of Renaissance poetry in the last quarter of the 16th century were Sir Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser, both humanistically educated Elizabethan courtiers.
Sidney, universally recognized as the model Renaissance nobleman, outwardly polished as well as inwardly conscientious, inaugurated the vogue of the sonnet cycle in his Astrophel and Stella (written 1582?; published 1591). In this work, in the elaborate
Read MoreHistory of the Iberian Peninsula: Roman to Al-Andalus
Roman Conquest of Iberia
The Roman intervention in the Peninsula began in the wake of the Second Punic War, pitting Romans against Carthaginians. Roman troops secured alliances with Iberian tribes, and their victory over the Carthaginians marked the start of the conquest.
Stages of Roman Conquest
- Stage 1: Rome quickly gained control of the Iberian area, the Mediterranean coast, and the Andalusian coast, largely through agreements and treaties with indigenous peoples.
- Stage 2: Rome conquered the plateau
Mastering Marketing Management: Functions for Business Success
Mastering the Marketing Effort
Managing the marketing process requires four essential marketing management functions:
Marketing Analysis
Marketing analysis begins with a complete assessment of the company’s situation. Marketers should conduct a comprehensive SWOT analysis:
- Strengths: Internal capabilities, resources, and positive situational factors that may help the company serve its customers and achieve its objectives.
- Weaknesses: Internal limitations and negative situational factors that may interfere
Understanding Acids and Bases: Theories, Strength, and Dissociation
Arrhenius Theory of Acids and Bases
An electrolyte is a substance that, in aqueous solution, conducts electricity. Svante Arrhenius established that when an electrolyte dissolves in water, it dissociates into two electrically charged ions with opposite charges (positive: cation, negative: anion). This theory is valid for any substance that conducts electricity in aqueous solution. Since acids and bases conduct electricity, these ideas were applied to them. An acid is any substance that dissociates
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