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REINO UNIDO. - AUTOR: Prof REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- - TRILOGÍA PAISES EUROPEOS : HISTORIA SOCIO-POLÍTICA, CULTURAL, EDUCATIVA Y DE SALUD DE : REPUBLICA FRANCESA , REINO DE ESPAÑA Y REINO UNIDO. - AUTOR: Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - Doctor en Medicina. Cátedras de Anestesiología Cuidados Intensivos Neuroanatomía Neurofisiología Psicofisiología Neuropsicología. 1ªEdición Virtual: Año 2016 .(15.09.2016). - TOMO III - -Montevideo- Uruguay. 1 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- - Queda terminantemente prohibido reproducir este libro en forma escrita y virtual, total o parcialmente por cualquier medio, sin la autorización previa del autor. - Derechos reservados.1ª Edición. Año 2015. Impresión virtual. email: [email protected]. -Montevideo, 15 de setiembre de 2016. -De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre. - ÍNDICE- - TOMO I - - 1 )- República Francesa. 2 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- -1.1-Generalidades. -1.2)- Índice. -1.3.1- Historia o 1.1 Prehistoria y antigüedad o 1.2 Reino de Francia (siglo III-843) o 1.3 Reino de Francia (843-1791) o 1.4 Repúblicas e imperios o 1.5 Francia en las guerras mundiales o 1.6 Francia después de su liberación -1.4.2- Gobierno y política o 2.1 Relaciones exteriores . 2.1.1 Unión Europea o 2.2 Fuerzas armadas o 2.3 Derechos humanos -1.5.3- Organización territorial o 3.1 División territorial metropolitana o 3.2 División territorial de ultramar -1.6.4 - Geografía . o 4.1 Geografía física . 4.1.1 Biodiversidad y usos del suelo . 4.1.2 Hidrología y costas . Ciudades Importantes. Paris, Burdeos, Rouen, Calais. -1.7.5- Economía o 5.1 Mercado laboral o 5.2 Comercio o 5.3 Agricultura o 5.4 Energía o 5.5 Turismo o 5.6 Comercio exterior o 5.7 Francia en el contexto internacional -1.8.6 - Infraestructura -1.9.7- Demografía o 7.1 Evolución demográfica o 7.2 Idioma o 7.3 Religión -1.10..8- Cultura de Francia o 8.1 Ciencia, tecnología y educación o 8.2 Literatura o 8.3 Bellas artes o 8.4 Arquitectura o 8.5 Música o 8.6 Gastronomía o 8.7 Deporte -1.11.9- Ubicación geográfica -1.12.10- Véase también -1.13.11- Referencias 3 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- -1.14.12. Enlaces externos. - TOMO II - -2 )- REINO DE ESPAÑA. -2.1)- Generalidades. -2.2)- ÍNDICE. 1 Toponimia o 1.1 Origen de la palabra Hispania o 1.2 Evolución de la palabra Hispania a España o 1.3 Uso histórico del término España . 1.3.1 Uso del término España hasta la Edad Media . 1.3.2 Identificación con las Coronas de Castilla y Aragón . 1.3.3 Evolución independiente del gentilicio español 2 Historia o 2.1 Prehistoria, protohistoria y Edad Antigua o 2.2 Edad Media . 2.2.1 Alta Edad Media . 2.2.2 Plena Edad Media . 2.2.3 Baja Edad Media o 2.3 Edad Moderna o 2.4 Edad Contemporánea . 2.4.1 Siglo XIX . 2.4.2 Siglo XX . 2.4.3 Siglo XXI 3 Gobierno y política o 3.1 División de poderes o 3.2 Relaciones exteriores o 3.3 Fuerzas armadas o 3.4 Derechos humanos 4 Organización territorial o 4.1 Estado de las autonomías o 4.2 Reclamaciones territoriales y territorios en disputa o 4.3 El caso del Sahara. 5 Geografía o 5.1 Clima o 5.2 Sistemas montañosos o 5.3 Fauna y vegetación o 5.4 Medio ambiente o 5.5 Huso horario 6 Demografía o 6.1 Áreas metropolitanas o 6.2 Distribución de la población por islas o 6.3 Inmigración en España o 6.4 Municipios más poblados o 6.5 Lenguas o 6.6 Religión 4 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- 7 Economía o 7.1 Agricultura o 7.2 Ganadería o 7.3 Silvicultura y pesca o 7.4 Minería o 7.5 Industria o 7.6 Turismo o 7.7 Moneda y banca o 7.8 Comercio exterior . 7.8.1 Sectores principales . 7.8.2 Mayores socios comerciales . 7.8.3 Turismo y balanza comercial o 7.9 Crisis económica (2008-) 8 Infraestructura o 8.1 Energía o 8.2 Vivienda o 8.3 Transporte o 8.4 Telecomunicaciones o 8.5 Medios de comunicación 9 Cultura o 9.1 Arte o 9.2 Ciencia y tecnología o 9.3 Patrimonio de la Humanidad o 9.4 Fiestas oficiales . 9.4.1 Festividades religiosas de ámbito público o 9.5 Tauromaquia o 9.6 Deportes 10 Véase también 11 Notas 12 Referencias 13 Enlaces externos. - TOMO III - -3)- REINO UNIDO. 1 Generalidades. 2 Índice. 3 Etimología 4 Historia 5 Gobierno y política o 5.1 Relaciones exteriores o 5.2 Fuerzas armadas o 5.3 Derechos humanos 6 Organización territorial o 6.1 Territorios de ultramar y dependencias de la Corona 7 Geografía 5 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- o 7.1 Clima o 7.2 Flora y fauna. o . Ciudades. 8 Economía 9 Infraestructuras o 9.1 Transporte o 9.2 Medios de comunicación o 9.3 Energía 10 Educación 11 Demografía o 11.1 Idiomas o 11.2 Religión o 11.3 Sanidad o 11.4 Ciudades principales o 11.4.I Londres. o 11.4.II Oxford y Windsor. o 11.4.III Dover. 12 Cultura o 12.1 Arte o 12.2 Arquitectura o 12.3 Cine o 12.4 Literatura o 12.5 Ciencia y tecnología o 12.6 Filosofía o 12.7 Música o 12.8 Gastronomía 13 Deporte o 13.1 Fútbol 14 Véase también 15 Notas 16 Referencias 17 Bibliografía 18 Enlaces externos. 6 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- - TOMO III - -3)- REINO UNIDO. -De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland1 Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte Estado miembro de la Unión Europea Bandera Escudo Lema: «Dieu et mon droit»2 (en francés: ‘Dios y mi derecho’) Himno: God Save the Queen3 (en inglés: ‘Dios salve a la reina’) 7 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- Capital Londres (y ciudad más poblada) 51° 30’ N 0° 7’ E 48 Idiomas oficiales Inglés • Hablados Lenguas del Reino Unido Gentilicio británico, -a Monarquía constitucional Forma de gobierno parlamentaria unitaria • Reina Isabel II • Primera ministra Theresa May Órgano legislativo Parlamento del Reino Unido Formación • Acta de Unión 1 de mayo de 1707 • Acta de Unión 1 de enero de 1801 • Tratado anglo- 12 de abril de 1922 irlandés Superficie Puesto 80.º • Total 243 610 km² • Agua (%) 1,34 % Fronteras 360 km Punto más alto Ben Nevis Población total Puesto 22.º • Estimación 64 511 0001 hab. (2014) • Censo 63 182 1782 hab. (2011) • Densidad (est.) 255,6 hab./km² 8 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- PIB (PPA) Puesto 10.º 3 • Total (2014) 2 549 000 mill. US$ 3 • Per cápita 39 510 US$ PIB (nominal) Puesto 5.º • Total (2014) 2 945 000 mill US$.3 • Per cápita 45 653 US$ 3 IDH (2014) 0,9074 (14.º) – Muy alto Moneda Libra esterlina (£, GBP) Huso horario GMT (UTC +0) • En verano BST (UTC +1) Código ISO 826 / GBR / GB Dominio internet .uk y.gb Prefijo telefónico +44 2AA-2ZZ, GAA-GZZ, MAA-MZZ, VPA-VSZ, Prefijo radiofónico ZBA-ZJZ, ZNA-ZOZ, ZQA-ZQZ Siglas país para G aeronaves Siglas país para GB6 automóviles Código del COI GBR Miembro de: Unión Europea, Mancomunidad de Naciones, OTAN, ONU, G-8, OCDE, OSCE, UKUSA, COE, Common Travel Area, Cons. Seguridad ONU7 1. ↑ En las lenguas reconocidas como regionales o minoritarias por la Carta Europea de las Lenguas Minoritarias o Regionales, el nombre oficial es: — Córnico: Rywvaneth Unys Breten Veur ha Kledhbarth Iwerdhon. — Escocés: Unitit Kinrick o Graet Breetain an Northren Irland. 9 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon. - 2016.- — Gaélico escocés: Rìoghachd Aonaichte Bhreatainn Mhòir agus Èireann a Tuath. — Galés: Teyrnas Unedig Prydain Fawr a Gogledd Iwerddon. — Irlandés: Ríocht Aontaithe na Breataine Móire agus Thuaisceart Éireann. 2. ↑ Este es el lema del monarca. En Escocia el lema del monarca es «Nemo me impune lacessit» (en latín, ‘Nadie me hiere impunemente’). También existe una variante del escudo de armas empleada en Escocia; véase escudo del Reino Unido. 3. ↑ También sirve como himno real. 4. ↑ Se encuentran reconocidos y protegidos como lenguajes regionales o minoritarios el galés, el gaélico escocés, el córnico, el irlandés, el escocés del Ulster y el escocés. 5. ↑ El código ISO 3166-1 para el Reino Unido es GB, pero prácticamente .gb no se utiliza. Se usa también el dominio .eu, al igual que en los demás estados miembros de la Unión Europea. 6. ↑ Sigla solamente utilizada en Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte, no en los diferentes dominios británicos de ultramar. 7. ↑ Miembro permanente. 8. ↑ También son cooficiales el francés en las Islas del Canal, el griego en Acrotiri y Dhekelia, el manés en la Isla de Man y el irlandés en Irlanda del Norte. -1)- GENERALIDADES. -El Reino Unido : en inglés: United Kingdom), denominado oficialmente Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte : en inglés: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);5 es un país soberano e insular, miembro de la Unión Europea, ubicado al noroeste de la Europa Continental. Su territorio está formado geográficamente por la isla de Gran Bretaña, el noreste de la isla de Irlanda y pequeñas islas adyacentes. Irlanda del Norte es la única parte del país con una frontera terrestre, la que la separa de la República de Irlanda. Gran Bretaña delimita al norte 10 REINO UNIDO - Prof. Dr. Enrique Barmaimon.
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