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∙ 12y agoThey are called Spanish (often called Spaniards, as well).
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∙ 16y agothe Iberians
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∙ 15y agoWho were the first inhabitants of Spain?
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∙ 12y agoThey are called Spaniards
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∙ 12y agospaniards
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Who were the first people to live in Spain?
My parents. The first people ever to discover Spain, as it is called nowadays, were my parents. At first they called it Espana. But when your parents came to conquer and drove away my parents, they decided to change the country's name to Spain.
What are the people from the Spain called?
In English, people from Spain are called Spaniardsor Spanish, depending on the nature of the sentence.
Spanish - born people who governed new Spain were called?
what were the names of the people born in Spain what were the names of the people born in Spain
If people who live in Germany are Germans then people who live in Spain are called what?
A person who lives in Spain is called a Spaniard, or Spanish.
What do you call people of Spain?
People that live in Spain are called Spanish or Spaniards.Additionally, people in Spain will often identify with the region that they are from, especially if they are from a Catalonian or Basque Provinces.
Are people from Spain called Latino?
No, they are called "The Spanish" or "Spaniards".
Are people from Spain also called Europeans?
They are.
What were people called that were colonized by Spain?
They were called Indians by the Spanish in the mistaken belief that they (the Spanish) were colonizing India. They didn't realize, at first, that they have discovered a new continent.
What are people born in Spain who held high government jobs in New Spain called?
Peninsular
Who were the first to land in south America?
the indigenous people
What are people born in Spanish parents in New Spain called?
Los criollos Los novohispanos (people who lived in New Spain)
What was the first coin in Spain?
I believe the first coins in Spain were Greek coins in the 5th C. BC. One example was called an 'obol'.
