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Why did the us build so many forts in NM?
To protect our country from mexican/ spanish invaders
Did Mexico build a wall on its border with Guatemala?
no they did not build any walls
What buildings did the spanish colonist build in America?
What did the first Spanish settlers in the West build there?
Why do sparrows build border of poop?
To mark their area.
What did the spanish build?
towns
How did the cattle industry of the 1800s build on its Spanish beginnings?
How did the cattle industry of the 1800s build on it's Spanish beginnings
How do you say build in Spanish?
to build = construir
Can you build things along a border of a country or a state?
Absolutely, provided you are in compliance with the local laws and regulations. The important part is to not cross the border with your construction, as that can cause all kinds of annoyances with building permits, tax codes and other legal tangles.
Why does Trump want to build a wall on the southern border?
The idea is to keep Mexicans from crossing the border into the US.
What did the Spanish colonists build in the Americas?
What did the first Spanish settlers in the West build there?
Can you write a sentence using the word border?
President Trump has promised to build a wall on the US-Mexico border.
Why do Uruguayans speak Spanish?
Uruguay's only landed border is with Brazil. Argentina's across the Uruguay River. The Spanish arrived in Uruguay in 1536. But the country had no gold or mineral wealth. So the Spanish didn't make settlement an immediate priority. Their main concern was to build forts against the Portuguese, and to start up some agricultural and livestock raising activities. That's what gave them the advantage, ultimately, over the Portuguese. For they ended up with cultural, economy, military and political interests to defend. In contrast, the Portuguese had a limited military and trading presence in Uruguay. And they had their hands full across the pond in Portugal, and with Brazil as Latin America's biggest country.
