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What European country laid claim to Mexico in the 19th century?
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At a meeting in Berlin European leaders decided that a country could claim land in Africa by?
sending troops
What region of the new world did the spanish claim?
mexico
What event divided up Africa into European colonies?
In the Berlin conference in the 19th century, all of the super powers met and literally drew boundaries for who had claim to the different parts of Africa
What country did Marco Polo claim land for?
He did not claim land.
When did the Spanish explorers claim Mexico Texas and California?
1835
What European country laid claim to Mexico in the 19th centuryand appointed an emperor to rule?
France is the correct answer. What European country laid claim to Mexico in the 19th century and even appointed an emperor to rule? Italy France Germany Britain
Which European country was the first to arrive and claim lands in Mexico?
Spain qualifies as such.
What country was the first to claim the land that is Mexico?
Europe
The first European country to explore and claim Iowa?
France.
Was the first European country to explore and claim Iowa?
France
What was the first European country to explore and claim Iowa?
France
What European country was the first to claim land in Africa?
It was claimed by a mixture of European countries, but France had the largest claim.
Wisconsin was first claimed by which country?
The French were the first to claim Wisconsin.
What is the only country to claim parts of both the European and the Asian Continents is?
Russia
Who was the 1st conquisatador to claim part of Mexico for a europeon country?
Hernan Cortes.
What European country in 1700 claim most of what is today south western US?
France
Ethiopia and which country were not colonized?
Liberia is the other African country that people usually claim is not colonized, but since it was founded by American Blacks who established a very European-style country, it is hard to make the claim that it was not a colonial project.
