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Because he was born into a spanish military family, per Britannica (or was it wikipedia).

The Jewish connection that is obvious in symphonie espagnole to anyone familiar with Jewish music could be linked to Jewish ancestors in Spain who converted under the inquisition 300 years before, but is more likely a result of the importance of Jewish musicians in Paris, notably Halevy and Meyerbeer.

Contrary to what you appear to believe, Madrid is a great place to visit.

The small city of Ronda is located in the country Spain. It's located in the south western part of the country and is known for being situated on a canyon.

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Spanish explorers, and indeed all European explorers brought the knowledge of the rest of the world to isolated and sometimes truly ignorant natives. That is not to say that the natives were stupid. They had organized societies, agricultural skills, and even an advanced understanding of Astronomy. However, according to the Europeans they were not CHRISTIANS. OHMYGOD, HOW REVOLTING! In many cases they lacked a written language, an understanding of a numbering system or the ability to work metals. They were not aware of the rest of the world. Some natives in the Western Hemisphere still don't have all these things.

If you ask a European today they would most likely tell you that providing all these things to the native peoples that the Explorers encountered were great achievements.

I suppose the answer depends on your point of view. I'm not at all certain that all those folks thought that they had been helped. Are You?

Certainly you must advance or perish. At what cost?

Spain Explorers achieved many things such as:

- Money/Wealth

- Fame.

Also when they found things in the other countries, they got to keep some of the stuff, and they also brought them home these things include:

-Gold

-Grains

-Spices (pepper, nutmags, mace, cinnamon)

- Horses

-Sheep

-Pigs

-Wheat

-Sugar Cane

-Wheeled Transport

-Iron

-Steel

-Patatoes

-Pineapples

-Avocados

-Tomatoes

-Corn

-Kidney Beans

-Vanillia

-Peanuts

-Turkeys

-Cocoa

-Tobacco

-Rubber

-In Asia They Found;

-Silk

-Jade

-Gems

-Spices

It's 116 miles from Marbella to Granada.

bull fighting

gold

Henry I of Navarre died on 1274-07-22.

The value of a black powder gun made in Spain with serial number 31587 25 Cal is worth approximately $150. The exact value will depend upon the condition of the gun.

maybe

Pedro Menendez took a direct route across the Atlantic Ocean to reach Florida. He was sent to Florida to stop Frenchmen from establishing a settlement there.

Because it is an Independent country and enjoys that status.

During the 16th century Kings Philip II, Phillip III, and Phillip IV ruled both countries.

In 1521.

Yes.

There are 4 Baleares, Formentera, Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca and 7 major Canarias, El Hierro, Fuerteventura and Isla de Lobos, Gran Canaria, La Gomera, Lanzarote, (A group of islets called the Chinijo archipelago belong to Lanzarote: La Graciosa, Alegranza, Montaña Clara, Roque del Este and Roque del Oeste), La Palma and Tenerife.

The answer is Iberian peninsula.

It should take about 2 hours to drive the 122 miles.

I don't think you do get ripped off.

Salamanca has 155,740 inhabitants. It is home to the oldest University in Spain and the fourth oldest in the west.

Amaia Salamanca is 167 cm.

There is no individual island that Spain currently controls that is divided between two Spanish Provinces. However, the Canary Islands are a Spanish archipelago that is spread across two provinces.

Spain has many beautiful things, like mountains, countryside and beaches, amongst other things.