The document provides information about the history of Spain. It discusses fun facts about Spain, including that the quill pen originated there and Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo discovered California. It also details Spain's involvement in World War I as a neutral country and its bloody civil war from 1936-1939 between the Republicans and Nationalists.
The document provides information about the history of Spain. It discusses fun facts about Spain, including that the quill pen originated there and Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo discovered California. It also details Spain's involvement in World War I as a neutral country and its bloody civil war from 1936-1939 between the Republicans and Nationalists.
The document provides information about the history of Spain. It discusses fun facts about Spain, including that the quill pen originated there and Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo discovered California. It also details Spain's involvement in World War I as a neutral country and its bloody civil war from 1936-1939 between the Republicans and Nationalists.
FACTS: The quill pen is thought to have originated in Spain about 1,400 years ago. Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo (1499-1543) discovered California. The official name of Spain is the Kingdom of Spain. Spains national sport is football, or soccer The name Madrid is Arabic for place of many streams. In 1986 Spain joined the EU(European Union) SPANISH CIVIL WAR As Spain did not take part in World War II they were more involved out of all the 'neutral countries'. Spains reason for not officially getting involved was, of course, the Spanish Civil War. This was a bloody civil war fought from 1936-1939 between the Republicans and the Nationalists. On one side you had the Republic government. They were largely liberals and fought against the conservative Nationalist rebels. The Soviet Union provided the Republicans with significant military assistance, although France and Britain were more wary about supporting them. SPAIN'S INVOLVEMENT IN WW1 During World War 1 Spain was a neutral country as well as Romania, Greece, Italy and Portugal but most of these countries ended up fighting anyway. This was because they tried to achieve political This created several democracies in the Central and Nothern Europe.