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Spain is a developed country located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula. It is Western Europe’s second biggest country by area with 504,030 sq km. Its topography, history and rich cultural heritage attract tourists from all over the world.

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Who is the Queen of Spain?

Juan Carlos I has been King of Spain since 1975. The King of Spain was baptized Juan Carlos Alfonso Victor Maria de Borbon y Borbon-Dos Sicilias. He was born January 5, 1938 in Rome. He is the Grandson of Alfonso XIII the last King of Spain who was deposed in 1931.
Juan Carlos I is the King of Spain.

What is the Spanish peninsula?

Spain shares part of the Iberian Peninsula with Portugal. Spanish territory includes Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, the cities of Ceuta and Melilla and some smaller territories in Northern Africa.

What is the best place to see in Spain?

Catalonia has a different feel than the rest of Spain and Barcelona is unique in Catalonia. Perhaps it is the uplifting contribution of Gaudi's architecture or the Catalonian people; whatever it is, Barcelona is one of the best places to visit in Spain. Start your visit with a walk down La Rambla, then, see the Sagrada Familia, and the Barcelona Cathedral. Take in as much of the city and as many of Gaudi's monuments as possible.

How did the colonization of the Americas affect Spain?

The discovery of the New World greatly impacted Europe, and Spain in particular. The New World, which consisted of North and South America had effects in Spanish government, economy, and society. It necessitated Spain's governmental adaptation in order to govern such a vast area. Spain set up viceroyalties, which were territories under the rule of a viceroyal, who governed under the direction of the Spanish Crown. The New World also brought great wealth to Spain, through slaves, which they both sold and used as labor, agriculture, which flourished in S. America's climate, and mining, which was the main industry. It also helped promote Spanish capitalism by funding the actions of newly-rich entrepeneurs. Finally, the cruel treatment of the natives led to social divisions in Spain.

The canary island are named after which bird?

The Atlantic Canary Islands are named after Serinus canaria - The Canary bird.

Actually the canary bird is named after the Canary Islands which get their name from the Latin 'Insularia Canaria' which means 'Islands of Dogs'.

How many people live in Bern?

Bern is the capital city of Switzerland. Bern has a population of 133,000.

What time does secondary school start in spain?

When you start the first year of "Secundaria" at the age of twelve.

What are some symbols that represent Christmas in Spain?

Being a country with deep Catholic ties, Spain has similar Christmas customs as the USA. The Cow is held as a Christmas symbol as it is believed that a cow's breath is what kept Jesus warm on that night.

In 1783 Spain cotrolled the land along the pacific that is now the state of?

Florida!
Florida and i know because i looked it up online! Just kidding i learned it in school :0

Is the Basque country part of Spain?

Although the Basque separatist movement (ETA) want independence for the Basque area, at the moment the Basue area is not an independent country. The Basques live in a small area of south west France near the Biaritz area, and north west Spain around Bilbao and San Sebastian.

How far is Peru from Spain?

It is approximately 5,668 miles or 9487 kilometers from Spain to Peru. Peru is bigger in size than Spain.

What territory was inherited by Mexico from Spain?

Mexico did not inherit territory from Spain; Mexico simply took it from Spain. The Spanish General, Agosto Iturbide, switched sides and became the ruler of Mexico. Its southern border began at the line between Panama and Costa Rica. The northern border fell roughly along the borders of the following states of the United States: California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.

21 spanish speaking countries?

There are 20 countries and one dependent entity that have Spanish as their official language. Those are: Spain, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Mexico, Cuba, Ecuador, Bolivia, Guatemala, Paraguay, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Argentina, Chile, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Nicaragua. And the dependent entity is Puerto Rico.

Who is Spain's current President of Government?

Spain does not have a President.

The current Prime Minister of Spain (who is called El Presidente del Gobierno) is Mariano Rajoy.

Are there mountains in Spain?

There are several mountain ranges in Spain:

Canatbrian Mountains

Pyrennees

Sierra Morena

Systema Betico

Sistema Central

Sytema Iberico

Systema Penibetico

The tallest mountain is Spain is "El Teide" in the Canary Islands.

Madrid is to Spain as is to Frace?

Madrid is to Spain as Paris is to France.

The relation is the capitol to the country.

What do the Spanish people think of the English people?

Hola !, soy español y creo que los ingleses son buenas personas, si tuviera que elegir entre Americanos e ingleses elegiría sin duda a los ingleses, pero hay que tener en cuenta a cada persona...

Translation: Hello! I am Spanish and I believe that the English are good people. If I had to choose between Americans and English without a doubt I would choose the English. But you must remember that each person...

What is a Mounted bull fighter called?

When the principle Bull Fighter fights from horseback he is called a "Rejoneador", and the event is called a Rejorneo.

A picador is a mounted man with a lance whose job is to weaken a bull's neck muscles, and tire him somewhat before the main combat in an event called a Corrida de Toros. In this type of bullfight the bullfighter, or Torero, is on foot.

Both events are considered an art form of spectacle, not a sporting event. Until the fight is over the "Art" is the bullfighter's ability to control the bull and get as close as possible. Some bull's weigh 1,100 pounds or more and all bulls are perfectly capable of disemboweling a bullfighter until they are dead.

Why did Hernan Cortes sail for Spain?

Hernán Cortes sailed for Spain both because he was Spanish by birth (and therefore harbored loyalty to his fatherland) and because King Carlos V of Spain agreed to fund his voyages. Mostly it was the latter reason.

What geographic areas in the new world were settled by France?

they claimed an area in north America, which is know as new France.

The distance from Spain to majorca?

go on to http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/distances.html?n=191it says that it is 1340km - 833 miles :D

What Ports are in south west Spain?

Cadiz is a port in southwest Spain it was established about 1100 BC by the Phonecians and was called Gadir. It is the oldest city in Europe.

Does Spain celebrate El dia de los muertos?

Yes, Spain does celebrate this day. It translates to "the day of the dead." It is commonly called 'All Souls Day' in English.