Portugal

Portugal is certainly smaller than Spain. Portugal is 92,345km2 while Spain takes up 505, 992km2 making Spain more than 5 times as big as Portugal. Additionally, this can be seen when looking at a map: Spain takes up more than 3 quarters of the Iberian peninsula (a peninsula solely split between Portugal and Spain).

No

Portugal did when he needed to find more land

No, Portugal colonized some African countries and some Asian lands as well.

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Australia has been selling variations of 'Portuguese style' chicken for many years, with the famous Oporto shop being an example. Portugal has vastly changed the Australian cuisine, with us taking many cooking methods and changing them to suit our own style of cuisine. The Portuguese also allegedly discovered Australia before the English, but turned a blind eye when they thought it was just a wasteland of desert.

Brazil, Africa, and India

Portugal and the Netherlands were attracted to Southeast Asia primarily for its lucrative spice trade, which included valuable commodities like cloves, nutmeg, and pepper. The region's strategic location along maritime trade routes also offered economic opportunities for expanding their trade networks. Additionally, both nations sought to establish colonial dominance and spread Christianity, further motivating their exploration and colonization efforts in Southeast Asia.

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Two, Azores and Madeira.

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We do indeed. Thousands.

False

Zimbabawe was not a Portugese colony, it was a British colony.

Mozambique was indeed a Portugese colony.

Both did suffer flight of the more affluent classes after gaining independence, though that flight began long before the actual independence day.

Zimbabwe didn't formally gain independence. The Ian Smith government unilaterally declared independence from Britain. Then it endured a long civil war with eventual victory going to the revolutionary forces of Robert Mugabe's ZANU party as well as several minor parties.

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West of Spain.

The Brazilians, take great pride in their Portuguese ancestry. The Portuguese brought with them a wealth of traditions themselves: the Celtic base (the Lusitani, celtici, coni, brigantes, Calleci) added with Germanic (the sueves, the visigoths, the vandals) and Mediterranean elements from Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans, Jews and Arabs.

With the portuguese Brazil received it's Western, European element that still largelly dominate it, if not genetically, at least culturally.

Genetically speaking most white elements in Brazilian DNA come from Portugal but these are proebably slightly smaller than African and Native American contributions (about 50% of Brazilian do not consider themselves as white but even those who have substantial non European Heritage).

Portugal gave Brazil, the laws of the land (essentially from the Romans), the Catholic religion and most importantly its language. Poets and writes like Camoes, Antonio Vieira, Pessoa, Saramago are as dear in Brazil as in Portugal. Portuguese art and architecture in Brazil's Colonial town is as spectacular or perhaps even more so that in the Metropolis. Look at the beauty of salvador's 17th and 18th century Barroque churches.

Yes, there is definitely civilization in Portugal. My family is from the islands of Portugal.

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Portugal by a mile.

Portugal as a country was founded in the year of 868 but only got recognition in 1143. This means Portugal is an independent Kingdom/Country since the 11th/12th century.

Italy only became an unified country in 1861 (19th century).

This means that Portugal became a country 6/7 centuries before Italy.

It was conquered.

By Spain