Cave paintings
South America (except Brazil), Latin America, the American West and Southwest, the Caribbean, and Florida
How did Spain make money from its colonies?
Spain made money from its colonies by trading resources. Spain was very dominant in the New World era with the Spanish colonization lasting over 400 years.
Why was Spain an important country in the Tudor times?
It was important because it ruled a lot of the Caribbean and Mexico, and was the only colonial power at the time apart from Portugal. Also, the gold imported from Mexico was valuable and the Spanish sold it to other countries to become rich.
How many hours is Australia ahead or behind of Granada?
Perth is always 12 hours ahead of Grenada.
8 AM AST = 8 PM WST
Does the Tagus River have its source or mouth in Spain?
The source of the Tagus River is in Spain, specifically the region of Castilla-La-Mancha. However, its mouth is in Portugal in the city of Lisbon.
How are Euros from Spain different from the ones used in Italy?
than Italian euros speak Italian and in Spain spanish
How did Spain treat non-catholics?
Spain was known to treat the non-Catholic's very badly. If you were not a Catholic by the deadline when you were beat.
What was the Requista in Spain?
The Reconquista (The Reconquest of Spain) began almost as soon as the Moors invaded in 711. It was finally completed in 1492 when the last Moors surrendered. It took place over 781 years, not just one century.
Where can you find all the unanswered questions about Spain?
Unanswered questions about Spain can be found at this link:
The bull run and the bear run is mainly refering to the countries share market, and its run up or falling down in shares.
Is the retro park in Barcelona Spain?
El Parque de Buen Retiro is in MADRID, SPAIN, not Barcelona. The famous park in Barcelona is Parc Güell.
What does the term Mestizo refer to in Spain?
The word "mestizo" is derived from the Latin word "mixticius". In Spain, mestizo refers to "mixed" and is applied to individuals whose heritage is a mix of European and American Indian.
If Spain has territories in North Africa are they both European and African?
The Autonomous Cities of Ceuta and Melllia are African. If a city is on a continent then it is a city of that continent.
That does not address the citizenship of the occupants.
Montreal is the second largest French speaking city in the world, but it's a Canadian, and an North American city (it is in Canada and on the North American continent).
Hong Kong is obviously an Asian city but it's residents were British subjects for years.
The citizens of Ceuta and Mellia are of mixed ancestry. By being citizens of these two Autonomous Cities they have European (Spanish) citizenship and passports
What is the relations between England and Spain?
The relationship gets a little tense when the subject of Gibraltar comes up.
Spain ceded the Territory to England with the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713 and now they want it back.
Neither the UK, nor the inhabitants of Gibraltar agree.
At one time Gibraltar was a very important strategic choke point for maritime shipping. I suspect it is less so now so that should not be so much of a concern to the UK. I do not think there is any good reason for either one of them to covet the place now except stubborn pride. It would seem that maybe the wishes of the Gibraltarians should be the primary consideration now.