Cuba became independent.
Guam and Puerto Rico became US Territories.
The US purchased the Philippines for $20 million.
Spain won none of the wars
Many claim that it was an inperial act to acquire overseas territories.
Spain ceded Guam to the US following the Spanish American War.
He was able to induce the US Congress to legislate an act of war against Spain, in 1898. This became known as the Spanish-American War. Many believed the sinking of the Maine, just off the coast of Cuba, was a US act of scuttling a warship, as a pretext to legitimizing war against Spain. At any rate, the rapid end result was the gain of Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines as US territories, and Puerto Rico and Guam are US territories still to this day.
As the Spanish explorers and conquistadors conquered and subdued Native American civilizations, more Spanish holdings in the New World gained Spain more territory. Spain dominated what is now Mexico and subdued many of the Native civilizations in South America.
Spain won none of the wars
Many claim that it was an inperial act to acquire overseas territories.
No. Spain sold Florida to the US many years earlier.
Spain and the US plus the present day countries of Cuba and the Philippines.
Spain ceded Guam to the US following the Spanish American War.
Many U.S. soldiers died in attacks on Spain's south coast.
The goal of the Inquisition was to enforce Catholicism in Spain and in Spanish territories. Torture was considered legitimate by the inquisitors. As under the Soviets, everyone was afraid of informers. Many thousands were tortured and killed. As part of the Christianizing of Spain, Jews who openly remained Jewish were expelled from the country. Many died in the process, and everyone else was uprooted.
There are a great many things that Spain chooses to celebrate. There are many different Spanish holidays celebrated in Spain.
Spain and France were the two main European countries (there was one more I believe) that took up arms against the Britishduring the American Revolution, however, not necessarily as allies to the Americans. France had a formal alliance with the Americans, yet only after the decisive battle of Saratoga. Spain, on the other hand, had no such alliance and pursued a more independent strategy against the British. This was due to Spain and France's fear of the threat that an American nation would be to their respective territories in the New World. However, note that the Americans considered their support of the Spanish, and even their alliance with the French, as mere tools in the pursuit of a victory of the British; many American leaders did indeed have dreams of expansion, as the Spanish and French feared.
Yes! It is the main language of Spain. And the language of many South American Countries, like Mexico, etc. Yes its kind of obvious
The homeland of the Spanish is the Iberian Peninsula (Spain) But as colonists/settlers from 1492 on, Spanish have lived in many South American countries, e.g Mexico Argentina Panama Uruguay Paraguay Bolivia Chile Peru....
There are many ways, depending the country which you are from. In Spain they are called: "lavabo." The vulgar way: "cagadero" In many South American countries: "inodoro"The right word is "Toilette", which is french for "bathroom/lavatory", and in spanish is "baño".