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Portugal

Portugal, or the Portuguese Republic, is a country located in southwestern Europe. Its capital city is Lisbon.

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Where did Saint Elizabeth of Portugal live?

After King Denis died, she lived in voluntary poverty in Coimbra, near Santa Clara Convent in "Paços de Santa Ana"

When did portuguese came to India?

Portugal was not discovered. Portugal was pioneer in The Discoveries!
Portugal was not discovered ... Portugal is an European country and as such it had advanced civilizations for millenniums living there . The term "discovered" only applies to more isolated countries and continents like Oceania and America not European countries that were the center of western advanced civilization.

Can you take meat in your luggage to Portugal?

Like any other EU country, just food that is packed and had been submitted to a approved quality control can cross the border.

Any attempt of border crossing with animal and or plants seeds or products made from them, that are not approved drive to apprehension of goods, heavy fines and possible detention until being presented to judge in the next working day.

Who claimed Brazil for Portugal?

While Brazil was inhabited by various native tribes at the time, when Portuguese explorer Pedro Alvarez Cabral landed there in 1500, he claimed the territory for Portugal. Portuguese is the official language of Brazil.

Why did the Nazis make no attempt to invade Spain Portugal Sweden and Switzerland?

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The Spanish government was a fellow Fascist regime which had come to power thanks to German aid during the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s. Franco decided not to come into the war on Germany's side but remained a friendly neutral. Portugal was of no strategic importance and besides, Spain lay between it and German controlled territory. The Swedes were nordics against whom Hitler had no racial emnity, control of their territory was not strategicaly important (unlike Norway) and, as a neutral, they provided a buffer between German and Soviet forces in Scandinavia. The Swiss were also a Germanic people whose neutrality made it difficult for an allied thrust up the Italian peninsula to reach Germany, beside which they could be expected to fight very hard and their mojntainous territory would be difficult indeed to attack. Michael Montagne

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They didn't make any attempts to invade Sweden, but they had planned to do so.

The reason why they didn't attack is simple, they needed their troops elsewhere.

Spain had just gone through a bloody Civil War that lasted three years. The Spanish army was combat experienced, Spain was a military state still, and Franco had re-enforced the Spanish French border. The Pyrenees mountains also acted as a natural defense. Franco also supplied Hitler with Iron and Steel and to some extent troops. Mainly some 40,000 volunteers know as the Spanish Blue Division, who fought on the Eastern front up until 1942.

Are Portuguese man war parasites?

a portuguse man-of-war is not a parasite. a parasite is a plant or animal who lives on another for some time till the host (the being suporting the the parasite)dies or the parasite moves to another host. the portuguse man-of-war hunts its own prey and eats them. for more information, look up portuguse man-of-war

Why live in Portugal?

People visit Portugal for a multiplicity of reasons. Many visit because it is a beautiful country with majestic beaches. The climate particularly in the South is warm in the winter which makes it attractive to Northern Europeans for winter holidays. The food is very good and the people welcoming.

How big is Kongo?

its the size of the whole of western europe! nearly, no

Is Brazil part of Portugal?

Greece is in South-Eastern Europe while Portugal is in South-Western Europe. So, distance wise they are not close. But in terms of climate, vegetation, and latitude, yes they very similar.

Who ruled Spain and Portugal for most of the middle ages?

Since this age is before Spain and Portugal became countries, both were part of the Roman Empire. Spain and Portugal, were once called "Hispania", and it's still called this in Spanish, "Espana (pronounced as es-pan-yah)" which refers to Spain. Portugal, became the Roman province of Lusitania. Hence, this is how Spanish and Portuguese are related and called "Romantic languages".

When did Portugal abolish slavery?

Spain finally abolished slavery (1886). This meant the end of slavery on the two remaining Spanish colonies in the Western Hemisphere--Cuban and Puerto Rico.

For more information on ending the slave trade, see: http://histclo.com/act/work/slave/ast/ast-atle.html

Did Portugal circumnavigate the globe?

Yes it did. Portuguese is the main language spoke in Brazil today because of Portugal's involvement in that area of the world.

Are the Portuguese Europeans?

Yes, absolutely. Portugal is located in the south-west coast of Europe.

What are the school hours in Lisbon Portugal?

That question is impossible to answer. Every single school, either public or private, has their own schedule, either day or nightime.

National school calendars are published every single year by the Ministry of Education, by they only determine the mandatory term dates and holidays.

How long does it take to receive a package from Portugal to UK?

A parcel from Portugal to the UK (if sent via Airmail) is usually 3- 5 working days. However, dependant on the time of year, it can take a bit longer (around 9 days, if posting around Christmas time).

When did Cristiano Ronaldo join the Portugal team?

I think he became Captain after Pauletta , and the rest like figo, Rui Costa retired.

How do you say welcome to Brazil in portugeuse?

Bem vindo ao Brasil ( note that in portuguese the word Brazil is with s no z)

How does Portugal celebrate Halloween?

People go to the cemetery to pay respects to the dead because the day of the dead is next (dia dos fieis defuntos - day of the loyal deseased) and it's not a holiday anymore like it was in the middle ages.

How many miles is it from Portugal to Africa?

There is a distance of about 995 miles (1 600 kilometers) between the capital cities of London and Lisbon.

Driving distance, however, is about 1370 miles (about 2200 km) and flight time is roughly 2 1/2 hours.