Spain

Sorry, but without more information, we can't help. In that time period Spain made tens of thousands of copies of S&W revolvers. They were generally of low to moderate costs. Abbreviation for Nationale de Armas- the makers.

The Spanish helped themselves. Prior to the expulsion of the Moors in 1492 Spain was a series of independent Christian and Moorish political entities. The marriage of Isabel I of Leon and Castile to Ferdinand II of Aragon and Leon united the two largest kingdoms in Spain. Then when they finally expelled the Moors in 1492 they were pretty much the most powerful entity in Spain and the lessor kingdoms fell under their dominion.

Isabella of Castile-Leon and Ferdinand of Aragon defeated the last of the Moors, then evicted them and the Jews.

They DID NOT unite the three kingdoms. Isabella and her descendants remained the only monarchs of Castile-Leon and Ferdinand and his descendants were the only monarchs of Aragon.

Carlos I of Spain, their grandson, inherited all three kingdoms in 1516. Carlos I of Spain was also know as the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V. That was the genesis of modern Spain.

No actual landforms separate the two countries, only in some areas does a river play influence in the border. The Spanish-Portuguese border is separated mostly by language and has been long in use throughout history.
No actual landform separates the countries of Spain and Portugal, only in some areas of the border does a river play influence. The Spanish-Portuguese border is mostly separated by language and has been long in use throughout history.

Theres hardly anything to do unless you want to get drunk or stoned.

I recommend you dont even come here.

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Yes he is, If it is Rafael nasals Uncle.

Yes, Catherine of Aragon was Philip II's great aunt

King Ferdinand II of Aragon(10 March 1452 - 23 January 1516) and Queen Isabella I of Castile(22 April 1451 - 26 November 1504) had 5 children:

Isabella, Princess of Asturias(2 October 1470 - 28 August 1498)

John, Prince of Asturias(28 June 1478 - 4 October 1497)

Queen Joanna I of Aragon and Castile(6 November 1479 - 12 April 1555)

Queen Maria of Portugal(29 June 1482 - 7 March 1517)

Queen Catherine of England (Catherine of Aragon) (16 December 1485 - 7 January 1536)

Isabella and John died without children thus the kingdoms of Aragon and Castile(together Spain) where left to Joanna (Joanna the Mad) and her husband Philip I, together Joanna and Philip I had 6 children:

Eleanor of Austria(15 November 1498 - 25 February 1558)

Charles V/I Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spain(24 February 1500 - 21 September 1558)

Isabella of Austria(18 July 1501-19 January 1526)

Ferdinand I Holy Roman Emperor(10 March 1503 - 25 July 1564)

Mary of Habsburg(18 September 1505 - 18 October 1558)

Catherine of Austria(14 January 1507 - 12 February 1578)

when Philip I died in 25 September 1506 his son Charles V/I took over being Co-monarch of Spain with his Insane mother Joanna, when Joanna died in 1555 Charles V/I became sole monarch of Spain, Charles V/I had 3 children:

King Philip II of Spain(21 May 1527 - 13 September 1598)

Maria of Spain(21 June 1528 - 26 February 1603)

Joan of Spain(24 June 1535 - 7 September 1573)

Spain built its American Empire by first subdividing it into Viceroyalties: New Spain, New Granada, Rio de la Plata, and Peru. These Viceroyalties would be led by Peninsulares, who were Spaniards born in Spain and moved to the New World to govern those areas. The Peninsulares would also have top-level bureaucrats who were also Peninsulares. The children of the Peninsulares, called criollos/creoles, were generally allowed economic freedom, even though they lacked political power. The economic engine of the colonies depended on the terrain and resources. In flatter, warmer regions, there were large sugarcane, tobacco, and cotton plantations. In more mountainous areas, there were vast gold and silver mines. The plantations were generally worked by African slaves and the mines were typically worked by Indigenous Peoples.

He was his grandfather.

His goal was to bring gold back to Spain from the Americas.

• Pyramid of Giza - Egypt
• 'The Castle' at Chichen Itza - Mexico
• Taj Mahal - India
• Great Wall - China
• Stonehenge - England
• Tower of Pizza - Italy
• St. Basil's Cathedral - Russia
• Lincoln Memorial - United States
• The Parthenon - Greece

During the colonial period, Spain extracted enormous wealth in the form of gold, silver and new crops from the Americas.

They overpowered Native Americans, they built borderlands sorry i forgot the other ones

France is a republic with a elected president, while Spain is a monarchy.

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Spain brought Christianity to the American continent. They were a true Renaissance nation. They gave the world the true dimensions it has. They taught a whole continent their language. They brought hospitals, mission, books, and pressed, all the goods we have now. They brought livestock like horses, pigs, and chickens. The brought many plants from Europe, wineries and sugar plantations. They brought new ways to wage wars, navigation systems still in use.

Flamenco and Jota are two popular dances in Spain.

It might have been Francisco Arias Alvarez (Spanish, 1911-1976)

I have several paintings that my parents purchased when we lived in Spain from 1974-1977 with the signature A. Arias. I do know that the person that would visit us to show some of the works of A. Arias that we could choose to have him paint had a brother that worked with him. It could be possible the artists was actually his brother A. Arias. I always thought that the man that made the visits was the actualy artist.

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Move all the settlements to San Antonio.

Move the capital to San Antonio.

Create an alliance with the Comanches to wipe out the Lipan Apaches.

The East Texas missions were not needed.

There are 323 miles fro Aveiro Portugal to Madrid Spain. It should take five and one half to six hours to drive.

americans needed access to a port to ship their goods.

The Native Americans died in record numbers (especially in the Caribbean) within decades of the Spanish arrival, primarily from foreign diseases, but also from overwork. The Spaniards and Portuguese needed a labor force to fill the lower rungs of the social ladder in order for the colonial expedition to be profitable. Since the enslavement of Africans was quite accepted in Spain and Portugal due to the former Islamic rulers having African slaves and participating in the African Slave Trade, it was only natural for the Spaniards and Portuguese to expand this trade and begin to use Africans to replace the dying Natives.

The Africans also had much better resistance to both European and tropical diseases since many of these diseases had become prevalent in Africa and, like Europeans, the populations that could not handle these plagues had already been wiped out. The Native Americans had no prior exposure and the immediate genetic winnowing easily removed over fifty percent of the endemic population.

It is important to note that in places like the Andes, where the Native American population did not die off rapidly, African American slaves were not brought in. This is why Peru and Bolivia have a very small percentage of African descendants today.