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How long did the Spanish conquistadors take to go to America?
The Spanish conquistadors began their expeditions to the Americas in the late 15th century, shortly after Christopher Columbus's first voyage in 1492. Over the following decades, various conquistadors, like Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro, undertook expeditions that spanned several years, with some campaigns lasting from a few years to over a decade as they explored, conquered, and settled in different regions. The timeline of their voyages varied widely depending on the individual expeditions and their goals.
What form did us intervention in latin America take during the cold war?
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What would have happened it the Monroe doctrine was ignored?
Well, if the Monroe Doctrine was ignored, Europe would have probably taken over Latin America, and eventually try to take the United States
How did the treaty of Paris affact north America?
that they would take over the lamd
Where did many Latin American nations fight to gain independence from in the early 1800s?
The causes of the Latin America fight for freedom after 1790 was due to the liberal constitution that Fernando VII of Spain signed halfheartedly. Latin Americans wanted an excuse to take power and evict their colonizers.
Where did the Conquistadors take over?
Tenochtitlan
What countries did Portugal take over in Latin America?
Only Brazil
Who is supposed to take care of Latin America?
Latin Americans.
Why did people from Latin America migrate to the US?
Most people migrate from latin America to the U.S to take care of their needs for their family.
How long did the Spanish conquistadors take to go to America?
The Spanish conquistadors began their expeditions to the Americas in the late 15th century, shortly after Christopher Columbus's first voyage in 1492. Over the following decades, various conquistadors, like Hernán Cortés and Francisco Pizarro, undertook expeditions that spanned several years, with some campaigns lasting from a few years to over a decade as they explored, conquered, and settled in different regions. The timeline of their voyages varied widely depending on the individual expeditions and their goals.
What year did the Incas take over the Aztecs?
The Incas never took over the Aztecs. Both were destroyed by the Spanish Conquistadors in the early 16th century.
What characteristics does it take to be apart of Latin America?
you have to be full of sh*t
Where did the first revolt for Latin America that was successful take place?
England
What breeds are in a mustang?
Mustangs are comprised of many, many breeds of horses, from Thoroughbreds to Tennessee Walkers or Clydesdales. The original Mustang horses stemmed from the Spanish Barbarian breed, a breed of horse commonly used by the Spanish Conquistadors on their mission to "take over" parts of North America, especially Central America down to South America.
What effect did the giving of encomienda to conquistadors have on native Americans?
the conquistadors would take advantage and take all ther suff a use it against the natives
Florida was purchased from the seminoles?
not they owned Florida but america did take over it
What reasons do the conquistadors not have for establishing colonies?
Spain did establish colonies in the southwest and western regions of North America. Conquistadors were basically soldiers whose job was to take land, find gold, and look for a water route to Asia. With them was always a priest who was to convert the Native Americans that they conquered.
