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The official language of most South American nations?
Spanish with regional variations.
Describe the effect of the spanish people on south America?
south American people spoke spanish because it was their inheritage
Latinos are what kind of people?
Spanish speaking south american people.
When was Union of South American Nations created?
Union of South American Nations was created in 2008.
Which two languages are commonly spoken in South America?
Spanish and Portuguese. Native languages are also abundant in South America.Spanish and Portuguese.
What kinds of people live in South America?
People of Spanish descent and ethnicity. Christians (hybred with their own faiths despite the spanish inquisition)
What regions and nations in North America are similar to the regions and nations in south America?
Countries in Central America (such as Panama, Nicaragua, and Mexico) are most similar to South America. They share similar cultures based on their Native American history as well as their Spanish history.
other South American natives and the regions they inhabited?
The number of South American natives in regions that were inhabited by a certain group of people is deep pendant upon the group of people that is being inquired about. The Spanish inhabited many many South American natives and regions.
Which spanish speaking country is south of the us?
Mexico, is the only one directly south of the United States, but the majority of South America and Central America countries excluding Brazil, as well as several Caribbean nations are Spanish-speaking nations.
What is your race if your are Hispanic?
You are a Spanish speaker. - it actually is an American term referring to people that speak Spanish and have their origins in Mexico or the countries to the south of Mexico.
Why are South American countries catholic?
the same readon south American speak spanish Spain
Was Atahualpa Spanish?
Atahuallpa was not Spanish he was an Inca, so south american.
