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From 1521 until 1821, Mexico was known as the Viceroyalty of the New Spain. It included present-day Mexico, the U.S. Southwest and most of Central America except Belize and Panama. Also at the time, the Philippines were administered from the New Spain.
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Which European nation intially had the most success establishing colonies in the Americas?
Spain, France, and England were Eurpoean nations that were the most successful Your Welcome!!!! I would hardly call it a honor or success.
What name did the moors call Spain?
The part of Spain under Moorish control was called Al-Andalus
What do you call Spain and portugal derby?
The Iberian derby i think.
What do you call Cortes conquered the country now?
Spain
Where was Christopher coloumbus from?
Genoa, probably. It is actually wrong to call him Italian as there was no Italy at this point.
When the spanish claimed all of Mexico in 1535 what did they call it?
new spain
Which country controlled the area you now call Utah?
Spain and later Mexico.
What do they call the biggest meal of the day in both Mexico and Spain?
Comida o almuerzo
What do you you call a time during a queen rules?
Reign is he period during which a king or queen occupies the throne (or rules).
What did the spanish call Mexico?
New Spain in 1542
What is Montevideo in Spanish?
In Mexico, they call Montevideo Montevideo. In Spain, they also call it Montevideo. (Except that it's a city-name as it is, the English equivalent might be 'Mountview')
What did they call a person that lived in Texas during the time it was part of Mexico?
Tejano
What is the name 'Tinker Bell' when translated from English to Spanish?
The name 'Tinker Bell' when translated to Spanish is 'Campanita'.
Which European nation intially had the most success establishing colonies in the Americas?
Spain, France, and England were Eurpoean nations that were the most successful Your Welcome!!!! I would hardly call it a honor or success.
Why do they call Old Madrid Madrid of the Austrias?
The oldest part of Madrid was constructed in the 1500s, during the reign of the Habsburgs. Since the Habsburgs were an Austrian Royal House (that inherited Spain through relations to the prior kings of Spain), the portion of Madrid that was built while the Habsburgs were in power is called "Madrid de los Austrias" or "Madrid from the times of the House of Austria" in recognition of the Habsburgs' origin.
What did historians call the reign of amenhotep?
Historians refer to Amenhotep's III reign as "the golden age".
Why do hispanic people call Mexico mejico?
Because in Spanish from Spain, the 'x' has a 'sh' sound, giving the country's name a wrong pronunciation as "Meshico"; therefore they prefer to write down Mexico with 'j' to denote the "Mehico" pronunciation.
