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Mexico, as well as most of Central America, the Caribbean and South America were conquered and settled by Spanish Conquistadors during the 15th and 16th centuries. As such, they imposed their language, culture and religion to the conquered peoples of the region, including Spanish as language, Roman Catholicism as "official" religion and Spanish traditions such as the Quinceanera, bullfighting and Christmas.
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What are the similarities and differences between the process of independence in Spanish America and Portuguese America?
Spanish America has become a lot of different countries. Portuguese America has become only one country: Brazil.
How did spanish become the official language of Argentina?
Because when the 'new world' was discovered, the spanish merchants/traders came to south America. same way the british came to what is now USA and the french came to Canada. that is why USA speaks English, Canada speaks french and south American countries speak spanish/portuguese
Is Navajo an official language?
It is the official language of the Navajo Nation which has a membership of 300,000. About 2/3s speak it. There are no "official" languages in the United States outside of tribal nations. There never have been. There was no English proficiency requirement to become naturalized as a U.S. citizen until 1906. In 1912, when New Mexico became a State, 2/3s of its residents were monolingual speakers of Spanish or Native American languages. At the time of the United States beginning, German was was the second most spoken language. The Navajo areas were nominally part of the Spanish Empire until the Mexican revolution, then the Mexican American war made it part of the US in 1848.
Where did Texas become a part of in 1821?
Mexico
When did America become America?
July 4th 1776
Why should Spanish become America's second language?
Because a lot of people in America speak Spanish.
How did Spanish become spoken in México?
The Spanish invaded and conquered Mexico.
What year did Mexico become free?
From Spanish rule? On 1821.
What are the similarities and differences between the process of independence in Spanish America and Portuguese America?
Spanish America has become a lot of different countries. Portuguese America has become only one country: Brazil.
When did spanish become the official language of Spain?
in 1665
How did Spanish become a language in Haiti?
Spanish did not become a language in Haiti. Only a handful of people speak Spanish in Haiti, mostly near the border of the Dominican Republic. For the languages of Haiti, click here.
How did Spanish become the language of the Americas?
Spanish language first came to the territory now occupied by the Americas because it was the language of the explorers and settlers who set out from Spain's Caribbean outposts and from New Spain (Mexico) in the early sixteenth century.
How did spanish become the language of the Americans?
Spaniards conquered the Americas and imposed their language on the natives.
How did spanish become the language of the amaricans?
Shortly after Colombus discovered Hispanola (an island close to Florida) other explorers from Spain and Portugal began to discover and colonize land along the Atlantic ocean from the Carolinas to the sourthern tip of Argentina. With them they brought their Spanish language. The Treaty of Tordesillas divided the "New World" and allowed Portugal to claim the area that is today Brazil and Spain to control the rest of South America. The Indians were forced to learn Spanish and Portugese in order to trade and communicate with the Europeans and even after the wave of revolutions in the 1800s the language stuck. This is why Spanish and Portugese are spoken in many parts of the Americas. Some Indian languages are still found; however, they are concentrated mostly in remote areas in the Yucutan and closer to the Pacific Ocean, farther from the Spanish and Portugese influence.
Why did the spanish language become so widely spoken?
Spanish is so widely spoken because the Spanish had such a wide empire, reaching from much of the Caribbean, South and Central America and parts of North America to Asia and Africa beginning in 1492 and lasting for centuries. In the Spanish colonies speaking Spanish was a requirement imposed on the native peoples and in addition there were many Spanish colonists living in these colonies. Spanish is now the second most widely used language in the world after English, having recently displaced French from that statistic.
When did Mexico become part of spanish rule?
At the Fall of Tenochtitlan, on August 13, 1521.
How did Spanish become the main language of Spain?
The Romans brought Latin to Spain, and over the centuries, it evolved into Spanish.
