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Not mandatory in most restaurants / bars. If it is, it should be stated in advanced on the menu (with the respective rate).

Traditional tipping etiquette applies. If the service was great clients will tip but it's never expected.

Through slave traders who brought slaves through the Sahara desert to the Mediterranean Sea.

For Portugal, the cause was the occupation by Napoleon. The royal Family and a great part of Portugal's economic and social élite fled to its colony Brazil that already was prosperous and that with the arrival of King and nobles became the center of the Portuguese Empire and the focus of economic development. Portugal itself became much of a backwater, already having suffered the results of wars and earthquakes since the 1750's.

When the King returned in 1821 and tried to reverse Brazil's status back to 'colony', his son - who he had left there to rule in his stead - put himself at the head of the movement that declared Brazil independent. The loss of its richest posession caused Portugal to become poor and remain so for well over a hundred years

Spain's case was slightly different. The steady flow of silver from its American posessions since the 16th century had caused Spain to neglect its own economic development while at the same time spending its silver on being a big player in European politics, spending huge amounts on wars that seldom came out profitable. When the flow finally dried up, Spain basically was a banana republic that had run out of bananas. On top of that came Napoleon's conquest of Spain, followed by decades of civil unrest and civil war. At the same time, Spain's colonies started clamoring for independence and in the course of the 19th century Spain lost practically all of them.

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Location: Southern half of western Hemisphere

Place: Rain forests, deserts. highlands, mountains.

Region:Central america and south america

Movement: Spain and portugal took over ub 1500; Africans were brought in; indigenous people remain.

In cascais their is two public libraries their is one beside the mall wich has books and videos as well and their is one in the park wich is more for kids

5000dollor revenue in portugal

yes of course you can

No. But East Timor was colonized by Portugal in the 16th century, and was known as Portuguese Timor until Portugal's decolonization of the country. In late 1975, East Timor declared its independence, but later that year was invaded and occupied by Indonesia and was declared Indonesia's 27th province the following year. In 1999, following the United Nations-sponsored act of self-determination, Indonesia relinquished control of the territory and East Timor became the first new sovereign state of the 21st century on May 20, 2002.

In Portuguese, the word cat translates to gato or gata, the former being the masculine noun, while the latter being the feminine.
They are pronounced GAH-too and GAH-tuh, respectively.

The line in a line of Longitude and it runs north and south.

No I don't think you can because there is water shortage happening in Portugal and one of the main ways that mosquitos can carry malaria is when there are large amounts of water around. So it's highly unlikely to catch malaria in Portugal.

There are 388 miles from Lisbon to Madrid. It's a long 6 hour drive.

Of course it is. Is it illegal to wear then anywhere? I can only say that it should be illegal for some people to wear them but that is a totally different issue.

Adolf Hitler did not invade Portugal during World War 2 because Spain stood in the way. In order to invade Portugal, Hitler would have needed to go through Spain. Spain would not allow that. Spain had far more to lose than to gain by entering the war. Spain had colonies in Africa that the Allied powers could conquer and Spain had very little to gain by entering the war. Both Portugal and Spain stayed out of the war. Spain helped Hitler and Portugal helped England as much as possible without actually participating in the fighting.

The cast of Portugal Radical - 1996 includes: Rita Mendes as Herself - Host (2001-2002) Raquel Prates as Herself - Host Rita Seguro as Herself - Reporter (1996-1997)

Portugal became an independent country in 1139. It then united with Spain in 1580 in the Iberian Union. This lasted until Portugal separated from Spain in 1640 in the Portuguese Restoration War. Portugal has remained independent since 1640.

Christianity.

The cast of A Voz de Portugal - 2011 includes: Catarina Furtado as Herself - Host Paulo Gonzo as Himself - Jury Member Rui Reininho as Himself - Jury Member Nelson Rosado as Himself - Jury Member

Slavery did not start with the African slave trade. Slavery and indentured servitude goes way back to Roman, Greek, and earlier times. Whenever their was a war, people from the losing side could be taken as slaves, laborers, and servants.

Portugal stayed entirely in South America.

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