What three US states are homes to most hispanic-owned businesses?

Answer 1

There are more than three, so I'll name the majority that have been in this condition for hundreds of years: California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico are the many U.S. states that house many Hispanic-owned businesses, which are usually family-owned and run businesses. It is these specific states because back when the U.S. was becoming a nation and laws were being passed and territories created, the Spanish had arrived earlier than the English, and in turn, had taken over much of the Western territory of the United States. This is why a majority of the cities to the West in California, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona and Texas have Spanish names that mean something, such as Los Angeles (the [City of] Angels), El Paso (the Step), Amarillo (Yellow), Alamonte Springs (Alamonte is Spanish for "High Hill"), Boca Raton (Mouth of the Mouse), Colorado ("Reddish"; named for the reddish color of mud that can be found in the Colorado River), and many others.