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Polskie Święta Narodowe
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Prosze o pomóc! Bardzo bardzo ważne!Prosze przetłumaczyć na Polski, !tylko nie z translatora!Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin on October 16, 1854. His father was a famous Irish surgeon. His mother was well known in Dublin as a writer of verse and prose. At school, and later at Oxford, Oscar displayed gift for art and the humanities. While at the university, Wilde became one of the most famous personalities of the day: he wore his hair long, decorated his room with different beautiful things.After graduating from the university, Wilde turned his attention to writing, travelling and lecturing.Oscar Wilde earned the reputation of being the leader of the Aesthetic Movement and an apostle of beauty. His most famous works appeared over the next ten years. The most popular are "The Happy Prince and Other Tales", "The Picture of Dorian Gray", and his comedies "Lady Windermere's Fan", "An Ideal Husband", "The Importance of Being Earnest".Wilde also wrote poems, essays, reviews, letters. He attracted the attention of his audiences by the brilliance of his conversation, his knowledge, and the force of his personality. In his works, especially in his tales, he glorifies beauty, and not only the beauty of nature or artificial beauty, but the beauty of devoted love. He admires unselfishness, kindness and generosity ("The Happy Prince", "The Nightingale and the Rose") and despises egoism and greed ("The Selfish Giant", "The Devoted Friend"). The theme of most of his works, even of his tales, is quite realistic. He shows the contrast between wealth and poverty. His own sympathy for poor, laboring people is quite evident.At the height of his popularity and success, tragedy struck. He was accused of immorality and sentenced to two years' imprisonment. When released from prison in 1897, he lived mainly on the Continent, settling later in Paris. In 1898 he published his poem "Ballad of Reading Gaol". He died in Paris in 1900.
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Prosze przetłumaczyć na Polski, !tylko nie z translatora!Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin on October 16, 1854. His father was a famous Irish surgeon. His mother was well known in Dublin as a writer of verse and prose. At school, and later at Oxford, Oscar displayed gift for art and the humanities. While at the university, Wilde became one of the most famous personalities of the day: he wore his hair long, decorated his room with different beautiful things.After graduating from the university, Wilde turned his attention to writing, travelling and lecturing.Oscar Wilde earned the reputation of being the leader of the Aesthetic Movement and an apostle of beauty. His most famous works appeared over the next ten years. The most popular are "The Happy Prince and Other Tales", "The Picture of Dorian Gray", and his comedies "Lady Windermere's Fan", "An Ideal Husband", "The Importance of Being Earnest".Wilde also wrote poems, essays, reviews, letters. He attracted the attention of his audiences by the brilliance of his conversation, his knowledge, and the force of his personality. In his works, especially in his tales, he glorifies beauty, and not only the beauty of nature or artificial beauty, but the beauty of devoted love. He admires unselfishness, kindness and generosity ("The Happy Prince", "The Nightingale and the Rose") and despises egoism and greed ("The Selfish Giant", "The Devoted Friend"). The theme of most of his works, even of his tales, is quite realistic. He shows the contrast between wealth and poverty. His own sympathy for poor, laboring people is quite evident.At the height of his popularity and success, tragedy struck. He was accused of immorality and sentenced to two years' imprisonment. When released from prison in 1897, he lived mainly on the Continent, settling later in Paris. In 1898 he published his poem "Ballad of Reading Gaol". He died in Paris in 1900.
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opowiedzcie krótko o Lechu Wałęse
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Prosze przetłumaczyć na język Polski (nie z translatora). Jeżeli ktoś dobrze zna angielski, prosze jeszcze poprawić błędyPolish foreign politic is based on good relations with neighboring countries. Poland is supporting the development of democracy in the rest of the world, especially in Belarus and Ukraine. Poland is in NATO, which gives it certain rights to take part in a possible military conflict abroad. However, it also allows Poland to keep up its security.
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Prosze poprawić błędyIn developed European countries (e.g. UK) political parties, which overcame required by law % of the popular vote, receive the financial support of Government. For example, if party has 5 or 7 %, it goes to parliament. And even if she did not get the required number of votes, but overcame a minimum, the party gets support from the government to further promotion of their ideas and strengthen the democratic foundations of society. However, some parties are not allowed to participate in the electoral process due to the fact that their policy goes against the law and universally recognized norms of morality.Some parties, for example, can form a coalition with other party close to them in spirit and ideas to increase their influence. Example: Combining the two parties Christian Socialistic Union and the Christian Democratic Union in one unit. At result they are coming to power and make further dynamic development of Germany. It became a push to the positive development of the European Union.
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Kongres Wiedeński – główne postanowienia i ich znaczenie dla porządku międzynarodowego w Europie.
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! Prosze podać W skrócie!Demokracja szlachecka – ustrój Polski w okresie XVI – XVIII w.
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!Krótko! Stosunki polsko-krzyżackie za Jagiellonów
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Przyczyny i konsekwencje zróżnicowanego rozwoju cywilizacyjnego we współczesnym świecie
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Szanse i zagrożenia wypływające z procesu integracji europejskiej
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Podstawowe zasady ustrojowe zapisane w Konstytucji RP
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Współczesne systemy polityczne państw demokratycznych
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