3.20/práctica after reading about galicia and santiago de compostela, answer the following questions: galicia 1. what country lies on one of galicia’s borders? 2. what is galicia surrounded by on its other sides? 3. why is galicia so popular? 4. what cultures to shape galicia? 5. what languages are spoken there? 6. what are some physical similarities and differences of galicia and the state in which you live? santiago de compostela historical online 1. why is this city popular in the christian world? 2. what does the word “santiago” mean? fiestas 1.        what event is celebrated in the spring with impressive processions? 2.        describe the festival of the apostle.

Santiago de Compostela (Old Town) is located in Galicia, situated in the far north-west of Spain.

In the beginning of the 9th century, a hermit called Pelagius saw a mysterious light shining over a Roman tomb forgotten in the middle of a forest. Very soon, the incredible news spread all over the Christian world: the tomb of St. James the Greater, the beloved apostle of Jesus Christ, had been discovered in a far site near the finis terrae, the end of the known Earth, in the northwest of Iberian Peninsula. A few years later, this site became a famous pilgrimage town, one of the most important of Christianity. Pilgrims came from all over Europe following the Camino de Santiago to reach the city born around the Holy Tomb, exercising a great influence on the surrounding area. This is evidenced in the small towns, churches, hospitals, and monasteries that were built near the Camino to attend to the thousands of pilgrims who came to visit the tomb. This influence in the local architecture and art was especially strong and long-lasting in the north-west of Spain, but the fame and the reputation of the sanctuary of Santiago de Compostela went well beyond; Galicia was even known in the Nordic sagas as Jakobsland.

This famous pilgrimage site also became a symbol in the Spanish Christians' struggle against Islam. Destroyed by the Muslims at the end of the 10th century, it was completely rebuilt in the following century.

Agame in which two or four players strike a ball with rackets over a net stretched across a court. the usual form (originally called  lawn tennis  ) is played with a felt-covered hollow rubber ball on a grass, clay, or artificial surface.

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