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    The Culture that I will focus on is Spanish Culture. Spanish Culture has a lot of factors and history ranging from music all the way to food and holidays. Spanish Culture has a lot of stuff that is able to separate them from other cultures and countries around the world. The languages that are used mostly in Spanish culture are Spanish and Latin. The majority of Spanish countries talk in either one or both of these languages. The next biggest idea of Spanish culture is food. Most families for

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    Before hand during the Golden Age in Spain there was peace and tolerance among the three religions‚ however‚ in the 14th century there were economic hardships that started to create tension and social unrest of the people living in Spain‚ which created anti Semitism towards the Jews. In 1391 there were uprisings across southern Spain‚ which gave the Jews an option to either convert to Christianity or to be killed. The Christians were

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    While modern day Spain is known as singular country governed under a King and a Prime Minister‚ it has not always been like that‚ particularly in the 15th century. What we call Spain today was divided into many different kingdoms centuries ago‚ the most powerful being the kingdom of Castile. In the year 1474‚ Castile’s King‚ Henry IV passed away leaving the throne unoccupied and open to be seized. While many thought the most obvious and rightful successor to the throne was Henry’s daughter‚ Joanna

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    had positive and negative effects on their place of rule in europe. Philip II of spain‚ son of Charles XI‚an absolute monarch of Spain brought to power by the divine right ( when someone states god gave them the right to do something.) Philip II a superstitious king who ruled Spain ultimately affects the country negatively . In the year 1527 Philip II of Spain is born‚ son of Charles the fifth (the current king of Spain at that time) and mothered by Isabella of Britannica and Portugal. As a child Philip

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    followed by various power-hungry European countries‚ scrambling for their stake at the New World. Newly unified Spain who was eager their superiority‚ and religiously conflicted England both claim their share in the Americas‚ and their interactions in the New World would shake the foundation of the global economic system and forever change the cultural standing of these unsuspecting natives. Spain became the dominating power in exploring and colonizing the New World in the 1500s‚ as they also secured

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                                                9/24/14        England & Spain    Spain and England both try to compete against each other due to colonization.  Products and crops did affect Spain and England from being more or staying sustained.  Being successful was such a challenge for these colonies. England and Spain’s  competition with each‚ usage of tobacco‚ and result in succession do lead up into many  factors.     Spain colonized South America. Columbus quotes “..I do not see the necessity 

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    Contrasting Cultures: Spain and Pakistan This paper goes through the cultural differences of two countries‚ Spain and Pakistan based on four “culture-driving” factors: food‚ Religion‚ Clothing and Language. Culture may differ from country to country‚ family to family or even individual to individual. Mostly a country has its culture ‚according to which the citizens of that country behave respectively. “A nation’s culture resides in the heart and in the soul of its people” (Mahatma Gandhi) Pakistan

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    How did European nations of Spain and Portugal transform themselves from relatively poor nations to wealthy nations between 1400 and 1600? Be sure to give specific historical information to support your thesis. The Europeans nations of Spain and Portugal transformed themselves from relatively poor nations to wealthy nations between 1400 and 1600 was mainly through their various expeditions. The first documented source was the voyages in which Prince Henry would oversee and brought him the

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    To what extent‚ does culture influences our thoughts‚ feelings‚ actions and perceptions of those around us? What is Culture Clash? In society‚ individuals accumulate the tendency to stereotype groups of individuals based upon their individualities of their biased thoughts. For instance‚ the media/pop culture illustrates the exaggeration of the differences. The 2004 American comedy-drama film‚ "Spanglish" directed by James L. Brooks‚ starring Adam Sandler‚ Paz Vega‚ and Téa Leoni. The film begins

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    Sabrina Warner May 5‚ 2014 Assignment: FRQ #4 Week 24 In the Seventeenth Century‚ how did England and the Dutch Republic compete successfully with France and Spain for control of overseas territory and trade? Breaking it down by country‚ we can examine England first. England was the most powerful nation during the seventeenth century‚ and anyone who dared mess with them was destined for destruction. Their power greatly improved during the Agricultural Revolution and the Cottage Industry.

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