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The Spanish brought influences from their language, religion (Catholicism), architecture, art, and cuisine to regions they colonized, such as Latin America and parts of the United States. They also introduced new agricultural practices, livestock, and some technological advancements to these areas. Additionally, Spanish colonization led to the blending of European, indigenous, and African cultures, creating vibrant multicultural societies.
Yes! Spain, specifically and especially the south, is heavily influenced by Moorish culture. In the 8th century they came and were rulers of Andalus (now Andalucía). Their influence is seen in the arches, interior patios, and fountains that are prevalent in Spanish architecture.
In rural Spain, Spanish architecture can be classified as "Mediterranean architecture". This is especially true for coastal areas, where Mediterranean influences are more pervasive. I think that many houses are made of white clays and stone (but I'm not sure). I do know that Spanish houses have large open spaces to ventilate the heat. You should be able to find Greek, Roman, and maybe even Moorish influences in Spanish homes, Search "spanish villa" on Google. Or "spanish casa"
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Spanish medieval architecture was Gothic, with high arches and a lot of stained glass in the churches, and a feel of airiness. This was true through the entire late Middle Ages, though the period can be broken down into several distinct Spanish styles. I have added a link below.
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