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Why did Spain took over Mexico?
Spain took over Mexico because they wanted to rule the whole world.
What country wa responsible for San Diego?
It was settled by Spain and then taken over by Mexico.
Mexico's early settlers and important dates?
the people from Spain invaded and took over Mexico!(that's why the language they speak is spanish origin in Spain!)
What country built Santa Barbara mission?
Spain and then it was taken over by Mexico
What are the four flags that flown over Texas from 1519-1836?
Texas under Spain Texas under France Texas under Mexico
What started Mexican War of Independence?
The French takeover of Spain and Spain's weakness contributed. The trigger however was when a riot broke out in Spain and the Spanish king tightened his control over Spain and Mexico.
Why wasn't Spain able to establish firm control over northern Mexico?
Spain was unable to establish firm control over Northern Mexico because:A hostile environment (Mexico's Chihuahuan and Sonoran deserts).A hostile native population (Apache, Navajo, Zuni and Hopi tribes dotted the landscape).
Who was responsible for bringing the missions to CA?
First ones were built by Spain and then taken over by Mexico.
What country was responsible for this San Diego?
San Diego was established by Spain and then Mexico took over.
How many soldiers did Mexico send to World War 2?
Yes. Mexico was US ally in WW2. Mexican raw materials fueled over 45% of the U.S. war industries and Mexican pilots saw action over the Philippines against Japan. Mexican and US pilots liberated the Philippines. Also Mexico contributed oil and engineers to repair US and British aircraft
Where do chili's come from?
These vegetables or spice is grown all over the world. They are used widely in Mexico and Spain.
When did Spain rule much of North America?
Spain never "ruled much of North America." Spain claimed much of the American west but they never exerted much influence over what they claimed much less ruled it. Most of their influence was across Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California and that influence ended with Mexican independence in 1821.
