Spain

i can really only speak culinarily, but some of there leading export are olives, and olive oil

[1] It's known for its antiquities. It's located at the Straits of Gibraltar, so its position is strategic to passage to and from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. The ancient Phoenicians, Carthaginians and Romans were there because of the location, and for trade. [2] It's known for cultural achievements. It was the center of about 700 years of Moorish rule over the Iberian peninsula. So it has many beautiful, famous monuments: for example, the Alhambra in Granada; the Giralda in Seville; and the Medina Azahara and Mezquita in Cordoba. [3] It's known for its engineering achievements, such as the Alamillo bridge of Seville. [4] It's known for its famous people: Rafael Alberti, Manuel de Falla, and Paco de Lucia in music; Antonio Banderas in film; Federico Garcia Lorca in literature; Cristina Hoyos in dance; and Pablo Picasso and Diego Velasquez in art. [5] It's known for its farming methods, particularly in its drought-tolerant strategies and its wise use of irrigation and scarce rainfall. [6] It's known for its food, such as the bar snacks ka tapas of Seville; fish dishes; and gazpacho. [7] It's known as the gateway of knowledge from the ancient to the modern world. For many Jewish and Moorish scholars in Andalucia passed on astronomical, geographical, historical, mathematical, medical and philosophical knowledge that might otherwise have been lost in all the fighting over the Holy Land and the Middle East during the Crusades, and after. [8] It's known for its preservation of local culture, such as the dancing and music of fandango and flamenco. [9] It's known for its production of sherry.

when jello eats the unicorns it usually finishes with the rainbow farts, that way big foot doesn't get jelous and destroy the munchkins. in otherwords- futbol... but im just guessing

Yes Majorca is in Spain and it also is a beautiful place in Spain

Joseph I of Spain was the King of Spain between 1808 and 1813.

Spain has a drastic scarcity of natural lakes. Most of what are called lakes are swampy/marshy areas. Spain has several large impoundments (reservoirs) used for water supply that they use a lakes as we know them in the US.

It was when the Spanish Armada was sent to invade Britain. Due mainly British weather, and the harrowing by the British fleet, the attack was a dismal failure. Many Spanish ships were sunk by stormy seas as they were forced to sail across the top of Scotland and then south between Ireland and England to reach their Spanish home.

Barcelona is in the northeast corner of Spain.

There are two Girl Guide organizations in Italy.

C.N.G.E.I. wear green shirts and a scarf/neckerchief. They may also wear a cap.

A.G.E.S.C.I. also wear shirts and a scarf/neckerchief. Colors are light blue shirts with dark blue pants or brown shirts with khaki pants and are probably based on the guide level. Caps are also available.

The country's mainland is bordered to the south and east by the Mediterranean Sea except for a small land boundary with Gibraltar; to the north and northeast by the Bay of Biscay; and to the west and northwest by the Atlantic Ocean.

Mallorca is an Island located in the Mediterranean Sea, in fact the largest of the Balearic Islands.

A very popular holiday destination for all nationalities with an average temperature of 29-31 degrees in the summer months.

Mallorca has around 200 beaches, Es Trenc, Sa Calobra and Cala Major are a few of our favourites, clear blue sea, soft sands and family friendly. There is plenty to see and do on the Island from Western Waterpark, Marineland, The Aquarium, Es Foguera, Pirates Adventure dinner and show, Katmandu, Go Karting, Paintballing, Wine tours and many, MANY more....

He built it because he intended the church to be the "last great sanctuary of Christendom.

The King was Ferdinand II, King of Aragon and the Queen was Isabell I, Queen of Castile and Leon. They were the first rulers of a United Spain.

There are many countries that are a peninsula:

-Italy

-Denmark

-Greece

-Turkey

-South Africa

-India

-South Korea

*the listed countries are only countries who are they, in themselves, a peninsula. There are much more countries that are part of a peninsula but not wholly one (i.e. Spain)*

In 1936 started the Spanish civil war. Before June the government was in hands of Niceto Alcalá-Zamora, but the national band soon choose Francisco Franco as their leader. Until 1939 the nationals didn't defeated the popular front and started to govern all Spain.

I would say eating out drinking etc. in tourist areas is on a par/ more expensive than U.K cities with poorer quality, a lot of the supermarkets/mini marts etc are very pricy, if you find one the locals use you can make a considerable saving, public transport is cheap, taxis are expensive. On a whole I found it expensive and poor value for money

Like all such buildings, it was constructed over a very long time. As early as the 9th century there are references to the Qal' at al Hambra on the site. That fortress was allowed to fall into ruin until it was restored and renovated in the 11 th century. The replacement also was abandoned. The current, 3rd version, complex of fortress and palaces was built between 1238 and 1527. The complex begun 1238 was also allowed to deteriorate until it was "rediscovered" by European and American intellectuals in the early 19th century. It was given the status of "National Monument", funds were provided, and restoration was begun again that lasts until this day.
1258 a.D.

They sent their armies to crush the rebellion and they would have succeeded had the Americans not intervened in 1898.

The English language does not use gender words; all nouns are neuter and take neuter verbs. English uses different words for a male or a female person or animal, such as mother and father.

The noun 'Spain' and the adjective 'Spanish' are neutral words in English.

Spain is about 6 times larger than Ireland.

Papa Noel is the most popular gift-giver in Spain.

It cost $100 million to construct it in 1997, the year it opened, and another $20 million was invested in it's endowement. Due to it's success, the endowement has since been increased to $118 million dollars. Nikola

In 1931, in the face of overwhelming popular rejection, Alfonso fled the country. abdicate the throne until 15th January 1941. The victors demanded his abdication. The army withdrew its support from Alfonso.

All Euros have the same value, and are interchangeable. a "Euro from Spain" is the same as a Euro from any other country. As of today:

USD 1.00 = € 0.72 (€ 1.00 = USD 1.38)

The value changes daily.