Spain ended the colonial rule of New Spain primarily due to a combination of internal strife, economic challenges, and the rise of independence movements throughout Latin America. The desire for self-determination and the influence of Enlightenment ideas fueled revolutionary sentiment among the colonies. Additionally, Spain was weakened by its involvement in the Napoleonic Wars, making it difficult to maintain control over distant territories. Ultimately, Mexico's successful independence in 1821 marked the formal end of New Spain.
New Spain ended in 1821.
New Spain... that's the only one i know
christopher columbus started in europe and ended in north america
because he felt like it!
US victory and Spain lost its New World Kingdom.
New Spain never "Retook" Spain. The question implies that New Spain conquered Spain; it never happened.
because the Jesuits threatened to kill him.
There are no new countries in Spain. Spain is an European country
he found a new trading route and riches and many spices plus new people and animals not know to Spain at the time
Is technology
Francoist Spain ended in 1975.
New Spain