Spain

It is Spain, which has over 1.16 million hectares under vine.
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Spain never "ruled much of North America." Spain claimed much of the American west but they never exerted much influence over what they claimed much less ruled it. Most of their influence was across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California and that influence ended with Mexican independence in 1821.

The Bay of Biscay.

Yes, and no. The official language of Andorra is Catalan, but being sandwiched between France and Spain, I'd wager that a majority of Andorrans speak either French and/or Spanish fluently.

The country of the Philippines was named for King Philip II of Spain, when he was Philip, Prince of Asturias. The islands of Leyte and Samar were named in 1543 and came to be known as Las Islas Felipenas.

King Juan Carlos I. He is still the current King of Spain.

Spain got wealth, empire and world domination.

France ceded most of its territory to the east of the Mississippi to Great Britain in the aftermath of Britain's victory in the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War). The rest of Louisiana went to Spain after the Seven Years' War by the Treaty of Fontainebleau of 1763. It was returned to France in 1800, and Napoleon sold it to the US in 1803.

France, Russia, and England threated Spain's claim.

Spain is the only country to border Portugal.

Spain is on two sides of Portugal, with the west and south side being the Atlantic Ocean.

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Outposts established by the Spanish were called missions. These were established in California and New Mexico. They usually had churches in them. The military barracks that often accompanied the missions were called Presidios.

Spain explored the New world to search and find gold. It was also explored for the sake of claiming more land.

Juan Carlos I became King of Spain on the 22nd of November 1975 till present day by a proclamation of Francisco Franco before his death. Juan Carlos I was affirmed King by the Spanish Constitution of 1978.

He is not the political leader of Spain, that would be the Presidente del Gobierno (President of the Government).

Juan Carlos I is the Chief of State, which is mostly a ceremonial position similar to Elisabeth II of the United Kingdom, and Commander-in Chief of the Armed Forces.

He helped Spain with the change from a dictatorship to democracy with a parliament.

Spain shares borders with France, Portugal, Andorra, Morocco, and the UK.

Pick any other country and it will not share a border with Spain.

Portugal and Spain joined what was then known as the European Economic Community, now known as the European Union, on the 1st of January 1986.

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bilbao speak spanish and a language called bvask. most of them speak bvask and surprisingly some speak english.
bilbao speak spanish and a language called bvask. most of them speak bvask and surprisingly some speak english.

You call them spanians because they dont have a specific name, because Madrid is in spain so you are spanish or you are a spanian.

According to Wikipedia the only indigenous group in Spain are the Basques.

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Initially the Spaniards intended to use the Indigenous Americans as a labor source, but a combination of Americans' inability to resist European diseases combined with the incredibly harsh work that they were put to led to vast decreases in the Indigenous American population. Current historians and anthropologists estimate that over 80% of the Indigenous American population was wiped out, especially in the Caribbean where smaller populations had prevented the development of any real disease immunities and the lack of central authority had not prepared them for arduous work. Comparatively, in the Andean Mountains and Central Mexico where the Inca and Aztec Empires had dominated, large Indigenous American populations remained, even after vast swathes were killed by disease and they were more able to deal with European labor demands because they were not much more intensive than what they had done in their previous imperial states.

However, with loss of such a numerous labor pool, the Spaniards had to import a new one. Africans had resistance to most of the same kinds of pathogens that were eviscerating the Indigenous American population and could withstand the hard work that was making short work of the natives in the Caribbean. As for why Africans were enslaved rather than convinced to come, it was cheaper to buy slaves from African Princes than to offer random Africans wages to come to the Americas and much more likely to create a consistent migration model. Spaniards did not want to learn hundreds of African languages to convince Africans to come to the colonies. If a few princes close to the water were willing to do all of the kidnapping and transfer a large quota of Africans to the Spanish on a timely basis, it was worth the enslavement.

It depends on what country you are talking about. In the U.S. most come from Mexico. In the UK, most come from Spain. In Brazil, most come from Argentina and Chile.

Yes, the prime meridian passes through Spain. Specifically, it passes through eastern Spain, briefly passes over the Mediterranean Sea, then passes through a small slice of Spain again.

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