Andalusia

Andalusia- This is where the story begins in southern Spain called Andalusia. This is where the Santiago, is from. This location is where he travels with his sheep as a shepherd. Santiago travels these towns and villages to sell his sheep products such as wool. In Andalusia there is a church where he visits to sleep. Andalusia is a great environment for his sheep it has lots of open fields of grass. Santiagos sheep follow him becuase he helps find them food and water. All the sheep do is look for

the acoustic guitar, Spanish music usually varies from place to place. Spanish bagpipe music speaks for Galicia and Asturias Celtic heritage. Like I said before, Flamenco is a much known form of music and dance but it is usually only heard in the Andalusia region.

Tutor Name: Val Harrison CONTENT: 1. Introduction page no. 2 2. History of Andalusia page no. 3, 4 3.

Throughout the course of human history there are countless manifestations of conflicts that prolonged decades, let alone centuries. When one first hears of drawn out European conflicts the foremost one that comes to mind is the Hundred Years War between England and France. However, the Reconquista, or the reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula (modern day Spain) fought between Christians and Muslims, was considerably lengthier, spanning 770 years from 722 at the battle of Covadonga and ultimately

Which are the working hours and holidays in Spain? When we want to talk about Spain a typical schedule in Spain can be from nine in the morning to two in the afternoon, a couple of hours to eat and take a nap, and return to work in the afternoon from five to eight. This may vary. Today it tends to reduce the lunch time to leave earlier in the afternoon. Working hours vary tremendously depending on the company and industry it is in. During the summer months many companies work with a reduced work

Name Class DR. Date The Fall of the Moors In 1492, Christopher Columbus discovered the new world. That year also marked the fall of the Moors (Medieval Muslims). They ruled over the Moor Kingdom of Granada in the Iberian Peninsula from 711 to 1492, where the three Abrahamic religions lived in peace. In that year, the battle of Granada caused their great empire to fall. After this battle, Muslims were forced to convert to Christianity or be expelled from the land. This oppression went to the extent

After the Umayyad caliphate of Iberia splintered into small kingdoms across modern-day Andalusia in the eleventh century, al-Andalus witnessed the reigns of three important powers: the Almoravid, Almohad, and Nasrid dynasties. As each dynasty confronted the gradual encroachment from the Christian north, most notably with Alfonso VI’s conquest of Toledo in 1085. It would be the Nasrid dynasty (1230-1492) who would ultimately witness the end of Muslim rule in Spain when they surrendered to Isabella

The novel is about Santiago a young Spanish shepherd who is from Andalusia and longs to travel the world. One night santiago dreams of a treasure buried near the pyramids of Egypt, which, he decides to find. On his journey Santiago meets many obstacles and trials, he often feels unsure whether he should continue to complete his personal legend or not. Along his journey santiago faces many different people who become teachers to him, giving him many important life lessons. In the end Santiago realises

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Seville is the capital of Andalusia and one of the largest cities in the south of Spain. With a population of around 1.5 million and too many individual attractions to name, it can be considered the entertainment, heritage, and academic hub of the south. It contains three UNESCO world heritage sites, the Alcázar Palace, the General Archive of the Indies, and Seville Cathedral. If you're coming to Seville, you should be able to find the car hire you need easily from Enterprise-Rent-A-Car. Enterprise