Spain

Far from it. The Muslim Moors brought civilization to Spain. Astronomy, Mathematics, Engineering, Philosophy, Art (of sorts; no human figures, remember?)Public Lighting of Main Streets, a (reasonably) fair legal system, Music and even organized religion were gifts to the barely civilized tribesmen of what would, in a few centuries, become Spain.

English colonies were established in large part to remove dissident English families from such close proximity to their oppressors in England. They did not find much mineral wealth and instead settled the land and raised English type families and established an English society and did not live near "inferior" natives.

Spain, and to a lessor extent, France came to the new world to rape their colonies of all things of immediate value. Any attempt to settle and work the land was, for the most part, secondary and the Europeans were generally in the minority in these colonies and employed the natives as serfs.

The nationality of people who were born and live in Spain is Spanish and they are called Spaniards.

As in most countries lots of different peoples (nationalities) have come to live and work in Spain and they keep their own nationality.

They teach english (As in the language) , mathes , science , food , swimming (Depends if the school is private) , PE . And more

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Spain is a little more than twice the size of the United Kingdom.

No, they are called "The Spanish" or "Spaniards".

Majorca is the largest of the Balearic islands. It is approximately 1405 square miles and 50 miles long in length.

Hernando Cortes, Christopher Columbus, Ponce de Leon, and Ferdinand Magellan.

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1. The question is wrong 2. "Europe" can refer to the Continent - Europe, which includes a part of Russia as well (up to Ural mountains) 3. "Europe" can refer to EU - European Union, which up to now has 27 member-countries 4. So if you are interested on fiscal yeat in Europe you have to say which particular country in Europe you are interested in...

Yes. She was a very strong-minded Catholic.

The post office has an International Mail Manual. All over the world these are used to get your item from you to where you address it. Just call your local Post Office. They are there for YOU! :)

The last of the Moors were driven from Grenada in 1492 by the army of Ferdinand and Isabella.

Latitude: N 40° 27' 49.2012" | Longitude: W 3° 44' 57.192"

Falange: official state political party in Spain from 1936 to disbandment in 1977, used terrorism to put down socialist movement in Spain.

There are no sharks that live in Spain. Sharks live in the sea/ocean.

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In 1539 Coronado led a large expedition from Mexico looking for the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola.

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Napoleon succeeded in invading Spain in Febraury1808. The Spanish Royal House (the king Charles IV his family and the heir to the throne Ferdinand) were sent into exile and replaced by Napoleon's brother Joseph. The most important Spanish fortresses and strategic points were seized by French troops, whose numbers on the Spanish soil soon amounted to 118,000 men, allowing the occupation of most of Spain. Napoleon great political mistake was that of

having chosen his brother as new king, instead the heir to the throne Ferdinand, who was the idol of Spanish people. Had he decided in favour of Ferdinand, Napoleon would have avoided all the troubles, bloodshed and the military intervention of Great Britain in Spain, which followed, since the young heir to the throne might have been "used as a puppet" of France.

Notwithstanding this, the invasion went smoothly, without significant armed opposition.

But in May of that year most of Spain revolted against the French and led Great Britain to send an army to relieve the Spanish insurgents, who have already

gained the support of the Spanish National Army.

Soon the French were forced to evacuate Madrid and retreat their forces behind the line of the River Ebro.

The worsened situation compelled Napoleon to personally take over the direction of the military operations. In the campaign that followed he succeeded in defeating all the opponent armies, regaining the lost terrain, but, despite the ferocious and bloody French repression, revolts and guerrilla warfare throughout Spain never ceased, becoming endemic.

In the years to come it became a bottomless pit, which increasingly swallowed France's resources in terms of men, matériel and prestige, until the invaders, repeatedly defeated by Wellington's Army, were driven out of Spain.

The Atlas mountains in Morocco are close to Spain.

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The US was meddling in the internal affairs of Spain.

Spanish territory in North America and the Philippines was governed by the viceroy of Spain, the highest appointed Spanish minister, who lived in the Palace of the Viceroy in Mexico City. Spanish territory in South America was under the rule of the viceroyalty of Peru, until the 18th century Bourbon Reforms, which divided the Peruvian viceroyalty into the Viceroyalty of New Granada (modern-day Colombia and Venezuela) and Viceroyalty of Río de la Plata (modern-day Paraguay).

They were converting the indigenous people to Christianity in the form of Roman Catholicism.