Spain

It depends in terms of what, population or territory. It also depends of the century picked Spain set and organized the first global empire in human history, meaning by global having presence (new territories) in all continents, the Spanish empire lasted longer while the English empire lasted until more recently.

Gran Canaria and Tenerife both have a sunny side. Those would be the hottest places in May.

These are the main import partners. Germany 15.02%, France 12.82%, Italy 7.17%, China 5.8%, Netherlands 5.22%, UK 4.7% (2009).

The main export partners are

France 19.27%, Germany 11.11%, Portugal 9.21%, Italy 8.24%, UK 6.18% (2009)

Portugal borders mainland Spain to the West, constituting Spain's longest land-border. To the north, there is Andorra and France.

On the African continent, Spain controls two cities, Ceuta and Melilla. Both cities have an east-west border with Morocco.

The flight time is 2 hours, 50 minutes.

Muslims ruled parts of Spain from 711 C.E. to 1492. C.E., but it is worth noting that Muslims only ruled the majority of Spain from 735 C.E. to 1224 C.E.

One has to do some digging through the historical facts, but Queen Isabella died in childbirth ( the child, Prince Miguel survived) in l504. she was born in l45l. She was the first Queen of United Spain, the union of Aragon and Castile. apart from Columbus" aid she is credited with the introduction of horse-drawn ambulances into the Spanish Army and accompanied these units in the field. A pity no feature film has ever been done on Isabella as a main subject, she is quite a historically romantic one- and she wore armor in the field- a Queen at Arms, not merely a Girl Knight! by the way one of her daughters was named Juana ( Joan or Jane).

The spectacular Carnival in Cadiz(the most celebrated carnival in Spain), during the middle ages the Catholic Church adapted a pagan festival as a way for Catholics to let off a little steam before the Lenton fasting. Flashy costums, great music and grand parades take place in the streets of Spain.

And Semana Santa(holy week), which takes place in April is probably the most significant religious celebration, a defining moment that sets Spain apart from the rest of the Catholic based countries in Europe. Flowers and light candles adorn huge floats featuring lavish life size statues of Jezus and Mary in tragic re-enacment of the holy week.

Spain is bordered to the northeast by France, and to the west by Portugal.

There are two autonomous Spanish territories in northern Africa (Ceuta and Melilla) that are bordered by Morocco. Additionally, Andorra borders Spain to the north, and the UK (Gibraltar) to the south.

Spain has won 65 games and has loss none this year and will win world cup they are winning the group Argentina is horrible

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Sea passage from Southampton to Tenerife is 1507 nautical miles, That is 1734 land miles or 2791 kilometres.

Maybe in zoos, but they are not native there.

Age of majority in Spain is 18 for all effects except for adopting, which requires being older than 25. Some civil rights can be achieved by emancipation at 16.

there are different kinds but people usually keep dogs and cats.

It's the Rock of Gibraltar.

In 1800 Great Britain, France, Spain and Portugal controlled territories around the world most of the Americans was colonial territory that provided valuable natural resources to European Nations..

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Spain is not a ldc, the country of spain is a mdc, More developed country.

Based on my research, Spain's official name is Reino de Espana, which translates to "Kingdom of Spain". As such, Spain would be the nickname, however, it is also called La Piel de Toro.

The entire continent of Africa is south of Spain. Pick any three African cities.

They don't; the Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's unlikely victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862, under the leadership of Mexican General Ignacio Zaragoza. The Battle was important because 4,000 Mexican soldiers defeated a much better-equipped French army composed of 8,000 men that had not been defeated for almost 50 years.

Spain protected its North American holdings though a series of forts known as presidios. These were roughly distributed along the present U.S.-Mexico border to prevent invasions from other European powers, as well as to defend the populations in the New Mexico and California territories from Native American raids.

i don't know I'm a 6th grader doing a project on Spain. I haven't looked it up yet. so get off of your lazy behind, get off ask.com, and try to find info