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What seaport city is in Spain?
Take your pick. Barcelona, Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz, Sevilla and Bilbao are all seaports.
Did the Phoenician language influence any languages of today?
the alphabets of all European languages are desended from the Phoenician alphabet. Hebrew is believed to be very similar to Phoenician. Michael Montagne
Which body of water do you cross from Spain to Algeria?
Depending on your point of origin, you might cross the Atlantic Ocean, the Straits of Gibraltar, and/or the Mediterranean Sea.The autonomous community of Andalusia is the southernmost part of Spain. The province of Cadiz is in the southwestern part of Andalusia. The coast of Cadiz is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Straits of Gibraltar.The province of Helva is in the western part of Andalusia. The coast of Helva is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. The other three Andalusian provinces [Almeria, Malaga, Granada] with coastlines are all bordered by the Mediterranean Sea.
What are the important cities in Spain?
Madrid, Barcelona, Bilbao, Seville, Zaragoza, Santiago de Compostela, Valencia, Burgos, Oviedo are all important cities in Spain. The most important are Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Sevilla in that order.
How many people lie in Spain?
all
Do people in Spain believe humans are good or evil?
All the people in Spain do not believe the same thing about anything. In this respect, they are the same as people in any other country. The people of Spain, like people everywhere else, have all sorts of different religious and spiritual beliefs.
Where in Spain do people grow grapes?
All over.
What makes people visit Spain?
Soccer and all the sites to see and to learn Spain's language.
What spanish city did Columbus leave from?
Palos, the port near Huelva. It's interesting to note that Palos in Granda, Spain was liberated from the Moors (Muslims) around 1487. Also interesting to note is that Columbus sailed from the port just beating a deadline set by the Edict of Expulsion which ordered the expulsion of all Jews and Muslims from Spain.
What year did Spain invade England?
The question does not make sense. When people talk about the "Spanish conquerors" they usually refer to people from Spain who have invaded other places, not Spain itself. If you are asking about one the myriad of foreign armies that have conquered all or part of the Iberian Peninsula, such as the Phoenician colonists (Tartessos), the Greek colonists, the Roman Empire, the Visigoths, the various waves of Muslim Arabs and Amazigh (Berbers), the Carolingian Empire, the the Armies of the Reconquista, and the Napoleonic French, you may need to be more specific about which one you want to know about.
What was Hannibal's religion?
Today, all religious denominations have names like Protestant or Muslim. That used not to be so in ancient times. Ancient cultures had all kinds of different sets of national or even local gods, and apart from the 'official' gods each family had household gods who protected their home and family. The many Gods of Carthage were mostly ancient Phoenician gods, so you might say his was the "Phoenician religion", probably with a number of local Spanish gods (he was born and bred in Spain) thrown in for good measure. Major gods in Phoenician religion were Melquart and Baal.
Where were the Phoenicians located in relation to Israel?
The Phoenicians had numerous colonies, but the central Phoenician area was in central Lebanon, which is due north of Israel along the coast. Phoenician colonies ringed the Mediterranean, making all of them further west than Israel, but some were due west (like Carthage), and others were northwest (like Greece or Spain).
