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How did spanish become the language of the Americans?
Spaniards conquered the Americas and imposed their language on the natives.
What were the five rules the Mexican government made for American colonists in Texas?
The five rules were: Americans had to speak spanish, become catholics, and become Mexican citizens. they had to obey Mexican laws and they could not bring enslaved African Americans to Texas
What Mexican law was adopted by Americans in the southwest?
to become citizens of mexico
What is the percentage of Mexican Americans working for the Border Patrol?
People who dont live on the border wont believe this but yes the Border Patrol is around 80% Latino. Most are Mexican Americans. To become an agent you need to learn Spanish and study up on Mexican culture and that is why Mexican Americans are perfect candidates for the Border Patrol. Most of them have grown up in the border and know somewhat how things work around here.
When did spanish become the official language of Spain?
in 1665
How did Spanish become a language in Haiti?
Spanish did not become a language in Haiti. Only a handful of people speak Spanish in Haiti, mostly near the border of the Dominican Republic. For the languages of Haiti, click here.
Although Mexico encouraged Americans to settle in Texas it required them to?
Become Mexican citzens
In exchange for the land grant from Mexico settlers had to agree to .?
learn spanish become a Mexican citizen convert to Catholicism and obey the Mexican law ~In other words (for A+LS) All of the Above~(By: Paige Mathews)
Why should Spanish become America's second language?
Because a lot of people in America speak Spanish.
How did Spanish become the main language of Spain?
The Romans brought Latin to Spain, and over the centuries, it evolved into Spanish.
Are Mexicans and phillapinos related?
They both have Spanish ancestors, but they become Mexican or Phillipinos by the mixture of other local races.
Why don't black people celebrate cinco de mayo?
Cinco de Mayo is an overwhelmingly Mexican celebration, which has become a "Mexican Pride Day" in the United States -- think of it as the Mexican version of St. Patrick's Day. As such, it is not often celebrated by other cultures, including African-Americans or Asian-Americans.
