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The answer is Portugal unless you mean the right side of Spain and that would be France if you are still not sure what it is then you can look up a map of Europe and look for Spain and look either side of the map

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The pollution of the Atlantic Ocean kills and harms the sea creatures living there. The Mediterranean Sea also has alot of pollution. This pollution also kills and harms many of the sea creatures, people can be hurt by the uncleanliness or can become very ill or sick.

Isabella I of Castile (also known as Isabel la Catolica) was 23 when she ascended the throne and became Queen of Castile. She was born on April 22, 1451 and her ascension was on December 13, 1474.

Spain IS a country; it does not have countries IN it.

You can bring back 2 tax free quarts of distilled alcohol from any country.

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In the late 1560s a rebellion broke out in the Netherlands, and the rebels were Protestant. Elizabeth helped these Protestants. By helping Spain's enemies, Queen Elizabeth encouraged Protestant ideas and was willing to help the enemies of Catholic Spain, which made Spain England's enemies.

The answer is No. One country cannot belong to another.

Its called a Quinceanera. It is called this because quince in Spanish means 15.

East of Spain is Portugal while northwest of Spain is France. Both Portugal and France border Spain. Northeast of Spain is the Bay of Biscay while west of Spain is the Mediterranean Sea. Further east is Italy, but Spain and Italy are not connected. South of Spain is the Strait of Gibraltar which connects Spain to Morocco, an African country. So, Spain shares borders with Portugal and France.

Henry IV established a four year battle with the Catholic League because he felt that it was important for him to not give up his Calvinist faith. He guaranteed religious liberties by the end of the religious war.

Under Philip II, the Islamic threat was stopped from sacking Rome and likely enslaving much more of Europe.

The leaders of the Protestant revolt, the debt-ridden, indulgent princes and aristocracy, would have sacrificed Europe to Islam, believing it was better to be ruled by them than by the "anti-Christ Pope and his church.

Without Philip II and his severe devotion to what he understood to be defending the Right, world history would have been very different. Europe could easily have been over-run by either Islamics or Protestants and the churches, culture, art and music, as well as the teachings of the Saints and religious thought developed over many centuries would have been erased, as both Islamics and Protestants despised all of it.

Unfortunately, it was not possible to deal with all these threats with only the economic base of Spain, even given the precious metals of New Spain. The usury sapped the people greatly.

The only things that are interesting about Spain are castles, art, architecture, landscape, music, food, wine, horses, people, bullfights, and mediteranean history.

No Puerto Rico is in the Caribbean near the British Virgin islands. It is currently a U.S. territory. Maybe even a future state.

All the major cities are capitals of one sort or another.

Algeria.

You can't measure an area in kilometers. It's square kilometers.

The Spanish Inquisition was intended to identify, and remove, those "conversos" who were fake Catholics.

After the Catholics defeated the last Muslim strong-hold (Grenada), the Church in Spain instituted the Spanish Inquisition to root-out all persons merely pretending to be Catholics for whatever personal, political power or financial reason that was the root-cause of their pretending, dishonestly, to be Catholic.

In fact, the Jews in Spain appealed to the pope at that time to intervene. Pope did -- told the Church in Spain to cease and desist. Church in Spain refused to obey which is similar to what still occurs today.

WHAT SPECIFICALLY DID THE JEWS HAVE TO DO WITH THE SPANISH INQUISITION?

Nothing. They were mistreated victims by the majority of Spaniards (Catholics) who pretty much wanted everyone -- who was not a Catholic -- out of Spain. After hundreds of years of Muslim rule, and finally defeating the Muslims, the Spanish Catholics trusted no one -- including Jews.

In fact, after the final liberation of Spain, Protestant Christians also tried to come to Spain and convert Catholics. They too were not permitted in Spain. This was the time of the Reformation elsewhere in Europe.

Spanish Inquisition was wrong. In hindsight, it was also understandable.

España is the Spanish name for Spain. It is a country in the southwest corner of Europe.

New Spain was a Vice Royalty of the Spanish colonial empire established after the defeat of the Aztecs in 1521.

See the related link for the extent of New Spain. It was all over the world.

what is the typical food in spain? The typical food in Spain is paella, rice and seafood.