All About Spain.
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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ALL ABOUT SPAIN!
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POPULAR FOOD IN SPAIN.
Tortilla Espaniola
With this meal it doesn't really matter what time of day you choose to eat it at. (Breakfast, lunch, or dinner). In Spain this meal is very popular, you can find it in just about any bar or restaurant that you go to. The flavor and the quality will depend on where you choose to go. The best ones are the ones that are slow cooked in olive oil because it makes the inside of it very soft and moist. Then they add the egg to give it better flavor on the outside. They also use this as a type of bread to make sandwiches with or to make any other recipes.
ART IN SPAIN.
Spanish art has very familiar sense of style. In most spanish artwork there is similar atributes that they use. Some spanish artwork isn't all the same. Depending on what heritage they are is the type of artwork that they will create.
MUSIC AND DNACE IN SPAIN.
The music in Spain was a very important part to create western music, and a even stronger role to create Latin American music. Just like in all types of music there is different instruments to use for different music. Also, there is different styles of dancing depending on the type of instrument and music that is being played.
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GENDER ROLES IN SPAIN.
Back then in Spain women were to do all the household chores, watch the kids, and do what their husbands told them to do. The husband would have a job and pay for the family. Women were basically treated as someones property rather than a person.
THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE.
Depending on the type of land thats there is going to be a different group of people. The land type thats there will have a certain group to match it. The groups of people can have different beliefs, traditions, and could have a specific need for a specific piece of nature.
LANGUAGE.
THE MAIN LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SPAIN.
The main language spoken in Spain is spanish. Spanish is also known as Castilian. This is a romance language that came from Castile, a place in Spain. Most of the spain people speak spanish which makes the secondary language spoken in Spain is madrid. Depending on where you are in spain is how the people there are going to speak spanish. Different parts of Spain have different pronunciations for they're words. Also, they might have a stronger or different accent.
OTHER LANGUAGES SPOKEN.
- Catalan
- Valencian
- Galencian.
- Euskra.
TRANSLATED PHRASES THEY SAY IN SPAIN:
Apuntarse: To join in on something with someone or do the same as they're doing.
Dar la lata, matar: to annoy someone.
Hincha: a fan of a soccer team.
Mala pata: bad luck.
RELIGION.
RELIGIOUS GROUPS.
The different religions in Spain are: roman catholicism, and other un-identified religions.
68.8 percent of the Spain population in catholic. 1.9 percent of the Spain population is a different religion. 3.1 percent of the Spain population is not stated. And 25.8 percent of the population is non religious.
THE HISTORY OF SPAIN CATHOLICISM.
Spain has had trouble with catholicism against all of the other religions. Since Spain's main religion is catholicism people want they're religion to be know as much as catholicism is.
EXTRA FACTS ABOUT SPAIN RELIGION.
Spain's patron saint is saint James Matamoros. He showed up on the day of the Battle of Clivijon in 844 AD, he helped destroy all of the Moors.
POLITICS
THE TYPE OF GOVERNMENT.
Unitary state: a state governed by only one unit of the government.
Monarchy: this part of the government helps by holding up some of the power.
Constitutional monarchy: this part of the government shares its power with the constitutional government.
Parliamentary system: democratic and social state or the law.
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THEN AND NOW POLITICAL CONFLICTS.
The basque separatist movement: people think thats it came from the European culture. The basque movement means that the basque people are basically trying to win their own independence.
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BASICS.
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MAP OF THE COUNTRY.
1.) Madrid. 2.)Barcelona
3.) Valencia 4.) Seville
5.) Zaragoza. 6.) Málaga
7.) Murcia. 8.)Palma de Mallcora
9.) Las Palma de Gran Canaria
10.) Bilbao
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