As the Spanish Empire grew, the bullfight was introduced into newly conquered countries. That is how it came to Mexico and many countries in Central and South America.
All of them. Entire Mesoamerican civilizations (Aztec, Maya, Zapotec, Mixtec) were exterminated by the Spanish conquistadors; their cities destroyed and used as building materials for the newly Spanish-founded cities. However, the most important among them was the city of Mexico-Tenochtitlan. Capital of the Aztec empire and home to 300,000 people at its peak, it was razed to the ground.
The official religion of the Spanish Empire was Roman Catholicism. The Spanish monarchs enforced religious unity and sponsored missions to spread Christianity to newly conquered territories. This religious influence played a significant role in shaping Spanish colonial policies and practices.
The Spanish built churches on Inca temple foundations as a way to assert their dominance and establish their authority over the indigenous population. It was also a method of converting the locals to Christianity, as the Spanish sought to replace traditional religious practices with Catholicism. Additionally, repurposing existing structures saved time and resources, allowing them to quickly establish a visible presence in the newly conquered territories.
Cortés requested King Carlos to send religious persons to Mexico to help convert the indigenous population to Christianity and establish a moral and ethical framework in the newly conquered territory. He believed that the presence of virtuous clergy would promote spiritual guidance, support the Spanish Crown's authority, and help legitimize Spanish rule among the native people. Additionally, he aimed to ensure that the indigenous population would be treated with compassion and respect, facilitating their integration into Spanish colonial society.
The El Cazador was a ship that sunk in in the Gulf of Mexico, in 1784. The ship was carrying 19 tons of newly minted silver Reales, the currency of the Spanish.
To bring Greek culture to the conquered Persian Empire.
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Mexico did.
You mean "developed" or industrialized? No. It is an "emerging market" or "newly industrialized country".
Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Greeks, Romans, Nazis. It is important to note that numerous other groups absorbed Jewish populations that were in newly conquered territory and then repressed the Jews without actually "conquering the Jews".
The Spanish government established the Council of the Indies in 1524 to better control its territories in the New World. This governing body was responsible for overseeing colonial administration, legislation, and trade, ensuring that Spanish interests were maintained. Additionally, the Spanish implemented the encomienda system, granting land and indigenous labor to colonists in exchange for their protection and Christianization, further solidifying their control over the newly conquered lands.