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The Cantabrian Sea, France, and Andorra are Spain's borders
To the west
To the east
To the north
To the south
The Atlantic ocean and Portugal are Spain's borders
To the south
To the east
To the north
To the west
The Mediterranean sea, the Atlantic Ocean, and Morocco are Spain's borders
To the west
To the east
To the south
To the north
The Mediterranean sea are Spain's borders
To the north
To the east
To the west
To the south
It has a natural border with France in the Pirineos
The Islas Canarias
Ceuta and Melilla
The Islas Baleares
The Iberian Peninsula
They are in the Mediterranean Sea. There are five large islands.
The Islas Baleares
Ceuta and Melilla
The Iberian Peninsula
The Islas Canarias
They are situated in the Atlantic Ocean. There are eight main islands.
Ceuta and Melilla
The Islas Baleares
The Islas Canarias
The Iberian Peninsula
These autonomous cities are in the north of Africa.
Ceuta and Melilla
The Iberian Peninsula
The Islas Baleares
The Islas Canarias
Each _____ is governed by a local council.
Province
Municipality
Autonomous communities
They have their own government called the provincial council.
Autonomous communities
Province
Municipality
Islas Canarias have:
Cabildos
Autonomous communities
Consells
Illes Balears have:
Cabildos
Consells
Autonomous communities
They have their own statue of autonomy, parliament, president, and autonomous government
Municipalities
Cabildos
Provinces
Autonomous communities
Spain is organized into ____ autonomous communities and ____ autonomous cities.
17 & 2
The autonomous communities in Spain are divided into ____ provinces.
50
This is a system of government where there is popular sovereignty.
Democracy
