Subjects & Predicates

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The country of Spain has had a fascinating history.

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Spain is part of the Iberian Peninsula.

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The original inhabitants of Iberia may have come from Africa.

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The Goths move into the peninsula from the north.

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They ruled Iberia for three hundred years.

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Moors took over Iberia in the 700's.

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Christians in Spain conquered the Moors hundreds of years later.

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Spain is an independent nation today.

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It is bordered by the countries of France and Portugal.

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A republic was established in Spain in 1931.