In this video I am going to show you 8 informative facts about Portugal, I am sure that you will learn something new after watching this video. VIDEO CONSTANTLY, SUBSCRIBE: / curiosidadescuriosidades
COMPLETE DESCRIPTION:
This video is the compilation of 8 items that analyze Portugal from all aspects, the information provided was researched on Wikipedia in order to try to get the information right, as this is considered a reliable and generally accepted source of information.
However, if you find in this video any information that you consider to be incorrect or outdated, I apologize for it beforehand and you can express it in the comments.
The main aim of this video is to inform, entertain and educate the person who sees it with an idea of what Portugal is and that in some way you can learn a little more about this country and the world.
I hope you enjoy it and here I will leave you with a broad outline of the information included in this video, do not stop watching it until the end:
Number 1.
Etymology of Portugal, where does the name of Portugal come from?
Number 2.
Brief Summary of the History of Portugal:
Neanderthal population in Portugal, homosapiens in Portugal, arrival of the Celts in Portugal, castro culture, different tribes including the Lusitanians, invasion and colonialism of the Romans in Portugal, invasion by Germanic tribes, formation of the kingdom of the Suevi, kingdom Visigoth, arrived from the Umayyad Caliphate and possession of the Iberian Peninsula by al-Andalus, emergence of the Emirate of Córdoba, Caliphate of Córdoba, Pelagius of Asturias and rearmament of Christian armies, defeat of the Moors, emergence of the Christian kingdom of Asturias, rise of the county of Portugal, rise of the independent Kingdom of Portugal, black plague, signing of the alliance between Portugal and England, government of the house of Aviz in Portugal, Portugal during the age of discoveries, Portuguese colonization, arrival of Vasco da Gama in India, Portuguese renaissance and its conversion into one of the greatest powers of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, dynastic union between Spain and Portugal, war h Portuguese Dutch, end to the Iberian union, beginning of the House of Braganza in Portugal, reign of Pedro II, reign of Juan V, reign of José I and the support of Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo, Lisbon earthquake of 1755, war of 7 years, reign of Maria I, establishment of the monarchy in Rio de Janeiro, liberal revolution in Porto and return of the monarchy to Portugal, independence of Brazil, reign of Pedro IV, reign of Maria II, reign of Luis I, Berlin conference, assassination of the king of Portugal, reign of Manuel II, overthrow of Manuel II, establishment of a republic in Portugal, first republican governments, rise of the northern monarchy, coup of 1926, creation of the national dictatorship, emergence of the Estado Novo, Second World War, Portuguese colonial war, carnation revolution, the group of nine came to power, administration of other Portuguese colonies and Portuguese exodus from them, democratic elections in Por tugal in 1976, independence of Macao in 1999, Lisbon treaty 2009, financial rescue of Portugal in 2011.
Number 3.
Lisbon, capital of Portugal, population, brief history of the city, importance of Lisbon, tourism in Lisbon, climate, places of tourist interest.
Number 4.
Geography of Portugal, location, how the territory of the country is constituted, geographical characteristics of Portugal, highest points of Portugal, coast of Portugal, exclusive economic zone, important rivers, reservoirs, lakes, archipelagos, climate and temperature, environmental problems, biodiversity , protected areas.
Number 5.
Demographics of Portugal, population, main ethnic and immigrant groups in Portugal, life expectancy, fertility rate, average age of the population, religion, languages, education, health.
Number 6.
Culture of Portugal:
Cultural influences, UNESCO heritage sites, architecture, cinema, literature, gastronomy, music, visual arts, sports.
Number 7.
Economy of Portugal: main characteristics, primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary sectors, transport and energy.
Number 8.
Politics in Portugal:
Form of government, organs of sovereignty (presidency, government, parliament and judicial system), foreign relations, armed forces, human rights, administrative division.