NO. Spain only maintained two small colonies in Africa: Equatorial Guinea and Western Sahara (Rio de Oro).
The colony of Rio de Oro in Africa was able to provide more products for trade. Spain was able to take over and become a world power.
The religion that took over north Africa, Spain, and the Arabian peninsula, is called Islam.
Spain was invaded by Moors from western North Africa.
William Penn did not "gain power over Pennsylvania". He founded it and governed it.
Morocco wanted to gain power over Western Sahara.
War & conquest.
It didn't; Spain DID gain control of most of Latin America.
If you're in Spain AND you get as close to Africa as you can FIRST, the trip will take just over 30 min. See the related links.
They gained power by taking over Hittites empire
I'm pretty sure that was England...
Europeans wanted to take over Africa for three main reasons: economic gain through access to resources and markets, strategic advantages for military and political power, and a desire for cultural and religious influence over the African populations.
The Treaty of Tordesillas, signed in 1494, divided newly discovered lands outside Europe between Spain and Portugal. Spain gained control over most of the newly discovered lands in the Americas, while Portugal gained control over the eastern route to Asia and territories in Africa and Asia. The treaty helped Spain establish its dominance in the Americas during the age of exploration.