Spanish conquistadors looked for God, gold and glory.They found it on Mexico, explaining the reason why it eventually became the most valued overseas territory of the Spanish Empire.
Acculturation is the term that best describes the cultural process of a Japanese family moving to Mexico and learning how to speak Spanish. Acculturation involves the process of adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group or society.
The Spanish empire in the New World was much larger.
If you were to visit Mexico tomorrow, the best way that you would know that it was once controlled by the Spanish is the prevalence of the Spanish language.
(in Spanish-speaking regions) a military or political leader.
Privateer
A succinct overview.
crazyness
Probably when Spanish conquistadors and/or travelers from Spain traveled to what is now Mexico and colonized it in 1521. This may not be the best answer but this is what I remember from Wikipedia. :)
There is no definitive answer as "best" Spanish can vary depending on personal preference. However, countries like Colombia, Argentina, and Mexico are often cited for having clear and neutral Spanish accents that are widely understood and appreciated by Spanish learners.
The colonizing power tried to convert Indians to Roman Catholicism.
Wet and rich in organic matter.