No; they conquered Mexico when it was still populated by Native Americans, in 1521.
Territorial expansion and resource and native exploitation are by far the largest motivators.
Not only that: Mexico also became an overseas territory of the Spanish Empire for three centuries (1521-1821), acquiring Spanish traits such as language, religion and culture.
At the fall of Tenochtitlan
Spain took over Mexico because they wanted to rule the whole world.
The purpose of the San Antonio de Valero mission, also known as the Alamo, was originally to serve as a Spanish Franciscan mission to educate and convert local Native Americans. Later, it was repurposed as a military garrison during the Texas Revolution.
It would take 1 year and a half to get from Spain to Mexico in history.
That was a driving force to their take over of the Americas. Spain became rather rich with the gold and silver that was brought back from the are.
It was settled by Spain and then taken over by Mexico.
the people from Spain invaded and took over Mexico!(that's why the language they speak is spanish origin in Spain!)
he traveled from Spain to Mexico and conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico in about 1520.
Spain and then it was taken over by Mexico
I take it you are looking for the word "Mexico". Mexico was conquered and colonized by Spain.
It was a race for resources and increased overseas holdings among several European nations, including Spain, England, Portugal, France and Italy.
Spanish conquistadors found Mexico in 1519.
Spain is in Europe, Mexico is in North America.