Spain

The driving distance from Madrid, Spain to Alicante, Spain is 260 miles / 418 km.

The spanish phrase que tal means whats up or whats going on.

They were able to do this with a treaty. This was called the Treaty of Tordesillas. This treaty called for a boundary line extending from north to south through the Atlantic Ocean and the easternmost part of the South American continent.

There are several car hire companies available at the arrivals section of Alicante Airport. Auto Europe, Centauro and Sixt are all reputable brands for car hire.

Before the advent of the Spanish the territory was unclaimed by any European power.

conversion of old religion of Filipinos to catholicism;colonized the Philippines and subjugate the Filipinos

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Spain and the United States, April to August 1898, as a result of the American intervention in the Cuban War if Independence

It depends where in Spain you are sailing from and which direction you are sailing in. The answer can be either Africa (due south from mainland Spain), Europe (due north from Ceuta or Melilla), North America (due west from mainland Spain - specifically Galicia), or South America (southwest from mainland Spain).

It was at 9:04 PM CEST.

both countries speak Spanish so in both countries, hi is 'hola'

No. There has been no need for the UN to intervene in Spain.

In 1784, the Spanish closed New Orleans to American goods coming down the Mississippi River. In 1795, the border was settled and the U.S. and Spain had a trade agreement. New Orleans was reopened and Americans could transfer goods without paying cargo fees (right of deposit) when transferring goods from one ship to another.

(Source is Wikipedia under Pinckney's Treaty)

Spain, They defeated France in Euro 2012 and are the reigning world champions

Sometime after Savage ended production of the Model 99 they tried to re-introduce it with 99s made in Spain for them. I believe it was in the late 80s. Most parts are not interchangable. The stocks are, with some fitting work on the butt stock and bedding for the barrel contour. I know these were made in .308 but I don't know any other cals. or the number that were produced. There were not many made, as they show up on auction sites only very rarely. I do not believe the designation was "C", as that was the designation for 99s made at Savage with magazines ("C" standing for "Clip"). I think the Spanish ones had a different letter designation. Hopefully, somone else will see this and answer your question as I am also interested in the answer. -lduer

The Spanish loathed Sir Francis Drake; King Philip II offered a reward of 20,000 ducats for his life, around $8,000,000 now. and that is a lot of money lol

At first they lived off the land eating indigenous animals and plants, later they learned to plant and grow plants and probably traded with other peoples for other nonnative plant and animal species. Plant cultivation helps produce established non-migratory local civilization, generally where ample supplies of fresh water may be available together with locations exhibiting fertile soils where plant foods may be grown. Peoples will supplement that diet with meat from local wild animals and/or animal species they may successfully manage to domesticate over some number of generations. In the process waterways may be modified in ways that allow consistent supplies of good quality water to more constantly prove readily available. Sucj events all serve to change the land as well as the entire eco-system. People will tend to gather fuel sources such as wood, they may burn wood supplies to provide heat and to cook and warm shelters they build using other objects occurring in the eco-system, possibly stones, wood, mud bricks (either unfired or fired versions). Again all such activity will serve to alter the land, waters, and air. Spain is but one version of mankind altering the environment. View pictures of Spain and specific locations in Spain and you're likely to identify numerous more specific examples of just how people in Spain have changed the land.

Madrid is a city and the capital of Spain. It sits almost in the center of the country which surrounds it.

The mainland of Spain's most southerly point is further south than the mainland of Portugal. Both countries have islands that are part of their countries and which are much further south of their mainlands. The Canary Islands, belonging to Spain, are further south than Madeira, which belongs to Portugal.

I suppose that for Mallorca the future remain the touristic activity.
Of course agglomeration and the alteration of the nature must be avoided.

Coronado was an explorer and Coquistador and did most of his work on land.

There are a number of rivers that are exclusively in Spanish territory, but the most famous three are the Ebro (in northeast Spain), the Guadalquivir (in south Spain), and the Júcar (in southeast Spain).

Partially yeah, more so when it drops out of the euro zone in a few months

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The monarchs of Spain currently reside in the Royal Palace of Madrid, known as the Palacio Real. This historic palace serves as the official residence of the royal family, although they primarily live in the smaller, more private Zarzuela Palace on the outskirts of Madrid. The Royal Palace is used for state ceremonies and official events.