The Philippines was colonized by Spain because 1) Magellan, though a Portuguese, found favors with the King of Spain and in turn, he funded his explorations and 2) under the Treaty of Tordecillas, the Philippines fall in the territory in which Spain is allowed to explore.
The Philippines holds the title of being the longest colonized country in history, having been under Spanish rule for over 300 years.
Portugal is in the European Continent. It is the westernmost country in Europe, both main land and islands (Azores). As such Portugal is an European country, usually refereed as one of the South European Countries or one of the Mediterranean Country (being Spain, Italy and Greece other examples of countries in this category).
I have read on the web that it is 199 kms and takes approx 2hrs 10 minutes to drive, this was Faro airport.
No. There is currently no strong Anti-Islamic sentiment in Portugal since there are very few Muslims in Portugal, as opposed to Spain, France, Germany, or the UK where anti-Islamic sentiment is more pronounced due to there being a larger Muslim population.
The British I believe. No one country colonized Africa. Several countries divided African during the "Scramble for Africa" timeframe. Countries such as the British, Portuguese, Spain, France, Netherlands
The Philippines were originally called the "Islands of Maharlika" by the indigenous peoples before being colonized by Spain in the 16th century.
The Philippines was inhabited by various indigenous tribes before being colonized by Spain in the 16th century. It gained independence from Spain in 1898 but was later colonized by the United States until 1946 when it became a sovereign nation. Since then, the Philippines has experienced periods of colonization, dictatorship, and struggles for democracy.
before being colonized by Spain, the philippines together with malaysia, singapore, southern thailand and east timor in the 1300's was part of an empire known as Majapahit empire in West Java, Indonesia.
before being colonized by Spain, the Philippines together with malaysia, singapore, southern thailand and east timor in the 1300's was part of an empire known as Majapahit empire in West Java, Indonesia.
Spain is the only country to border Portugal. Spain is on two sides of Portugal, with the west and south side being the Atlantic Ocean. Spain
Both the Philippines and Thailand have a predominantly Buddhist population and are popular tourist destinations known for their beautiful beaches. Additionally, they both have a rich history of colonial influence, with the Philippines being colonized by Spain and the United States, while Thailand managed to remain independent.
The Philippines holds the title of being the longest colonized country in history, having been under Spanish rule for over 300 years.
The Philippines is surrounded by waters being an archipelago. Because of this, it was easily reached by navigators from different parts of the world like Portugal and Spain. Ferdinand Magelland landed in the Philippines on 1521. If the Philippines is not an archipelago, most probably, great navigators like Magellan would not have reached it. Development in the Philippines was hard at that time since it was colonized by Spain for 333 years.
Africa A+ :)
People in the Philippines could actually think, speak and write before being colonized by the Spanish. In fact, the islands were called the Philippines only after the Spanish came.
during ww2 Russia fought the axis power. However me being from Ireland I know that Ireland stayed neutral during ww2, unfortunately Ireland hadn't a choice during ww1 because Ireland was a colony of Great Britain.
People in the Philippines could actually think, speak and write before being colonized by the Spanish. In fact, the islands were called the Philippines only after the Spanish came.