History of Spanish Language

History of Spanish Language

Spanish is now known, is derived from the Latin dialect that developed in the north of the center of the Iberian Peninsula which is now northern Spain.

Over the last 1,000 years, the language is extended south to the Mediterranean Sea, and then passed on to the Spanish colonial empire, especially in the Americas. Current language is the official language of 21 countries and international organizations, and is one of the six official UN languages​​.

History of Spain during World War II

History of Spain during World War II

A. Background History 

In Spain, itself is a continuation of the 19th century period of upheaval and revolt from the previous period. A Republic was established in 1873 soon, but the following year back on the throne of King Alfonso XII. His son, Alfonso XII, who has a reputation for surprising because the long-running reign between 1883-1931, but he was the first Spanish king abdicated without any bloodshed. Nearing the end of the 19th century, the Spanish workers put their hopes for the party and labor party sosalis as their problem-solving way. Peokan and the rebellion was brutally suppressed by the government.