Estereótipo

   

                                         Stereotypes

     Stereotypes are generalizations that people make about behaviors and characteristics of others. Stereotype means solid impression, and can be about appearance, clothes, behavior, culture, etc.
 
Examples:
Country: The beggars are homeless by choice; "Pakistan is the country of the suicide bombers."
Gender: "Women in constant danger wheel"; "The role of women is to marry and have children."
Race: "The Colombians are drug dealers"; "The Muslims are terrorist."
Socioeconomic: "The beggars are homeless by choice"; "The landless are lazy".
Professional: "He is a teacher, then have money"; "Are you new car certainly has a new job."

 "The beggars are homeless by choice"










"Women in constant danger wheel"

 "The Muslims are terrorist."

"The beggars are homeless by choice"

"He is a teacher, then have money"



Alunas: Gabriela Barros nº11
              Isabelly Souza nº14
              Manuelly de Paula nº23
              Nataly Cardoso nº25

Judaísmo

 

                                             Judaism

 Judaism is the religion of the Jews. It is the oldest of the monotheistic religions of the world. Judaism believes in the existence of one God, who created the universe.
    The history of Judaism begins with the call of Abraham, who around 1850 a. C. left Syria to settle in the land of Canaan, now Israel.
    Jews have the lowest number of faithful in total are right from 12 million to 15 million followers.
    The holy book of Judaism is the Torah or Pentateuch. Jewish worship services are conducted in a temlo called the synagogue and are led by a priest known as rabbi. The sacred symbol of Judaism is a "memorá", candelabrum with seven branches.

 Torah, the holy book of the Jews.

 Memorá, main Jewish symbol.

Jews, Torah reading











synagogue, place of Jewish worship.



Alunas: Gabriela Barros, nº11
             Isabelly Souza nº14
             Manuelly de Paula nº23
             Nataly Cardoso nº25