The first known Spanish landing[4] on the Yucatán Peninsula was a product of misfortune, when in 1511 a small vessel bound for the island of Santo Domingo from Darién, Panama ran aground on some shoals in the Caribbean Sea, south of the island of Jamaica.[5] The ship's complement of fifteen men and two women set off in the ship's boat in an attempt to reach Cuba or one of the other colonies, but the prevailing currents forced them westwards until after approximately two weeks of drifting they reached the eastern shoreline of the Peninsula possibly in Current-Day Belize
The Mayan capital was destroyed about 1441
No, Mayan languages and Spanish have nothing in common. Although American Spanish does have some loan words from Mayan and vice versa.
yes
the Comanche where the main problem for the Spanish to colonize Texas
The Mayan codices were destroyed by the Spanish.
Malince knew Spanish by practicing speaking it although she is a Mayan girl.
If the question is "When did the Spanish colonize Canada" the answer is never.
Yes, the Spanish colonized the southwest and Florida.
The Spanish.
God, gold and glory
The First European group to colonize Brazil was...The Spanish
Juan Ponce de León got permission to colonize Florida.