That would be street names, food
The Spanish settled Texas and their influence lasts to today. Food, buildings, cultures, and other things all come from the Spanish influence.
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Well there would be in influnce in thier food and thier culture and the streets many of the streets where named after them too. :)
The Spanish influence in the Philippines can be seen in aspects such as language (Spanish loanwords in Filipino), culture (Catholic religion, fiestas, and traditions like the use of Spanish names), and architecture (old Spanish colonial buildings). The Spanish also introduced new crops, crops, animals, and trade networks to the islands.
3 example of Athenian influence found in western culture today are Hellenistic Age, Athens and Sparta and Aristotle.
Yes just found one today
Spanish exploration in the Southwest really didn't lead to European settlement in Texas. The Spanish explored in the 1500's, but Texas wasn't settled until the 1820's. The two are not related.
During the sixteenth century, the Spanish influence on the islands of Trinidad and Tobago was strong. However, by mid-sixteenth century that influence was already starting to wear away, with French influence overtaking the Spanish. Finally by the last part of the eighteenth century, the islands were no longer Spanish. The Spanish language was preserved, however, and today the islands are two of the few regions still speaking Castilian Spanish.
Depends what influence your talking about. If it is culture then yes he did bring spanish culture along with him to the new found land that would be later called America. Examples of spanish culture is our statues and momuments that we had and still have today. Search it up on Google.com spanish influences in America but be specific!
Unlike today there were no newspapers or news. Most people didn't know about him or Texas. The Spanish had all ready been to the Southwest and established themselves there.
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NO....just found out myself today!