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What practices did the Spanish NOT use in an effort to subjugate Native American?

prohibiting marriage betweeen Spanish colonists and Native women.


What practices did the Spanish use in an effort to subjugate Native American?

prohibiting marriage betweeen Spanish colonists and Native women.


Did the Spanish colonists build religious settlements called missions in the Americas?

Yes in the Southwest and California.


In the Spanish colonial caste system peninsulares were?

latin american colonists born in spain


What event brought the American southwest under the control of the US?

The defeat of Mexico in the Mexican War.Before then the southwest was controlled by MexicoThe people who had lived there for centuries had Spanish ancestors and spoke Spanish


The spanish first moved into the north American southwest in an effort to?

Obtain precious metal.


What did Spanish colonist do after thousands of Indians died?

Spanish colonists slaved African Americans after American Indians died


Spanish colonists were what?

Spanish colonists were from Spain.


What kind of labor that the slavery false is practice during the spanish time?

The question is confusing, but the Spanish did use slaves in the American southwest mines.


One argument justifying the Spanish-American War?

The U.S. saw the Cubans being treated by the spanish the way the british treated the colonists.


Why are traditional Mexican food Catholic religious traditions and Mexican festivals popular in the American Southwest?

The American southwest was first explored and settled by the Spanish who brought their Catholic religious customs to the area. The food is probably more of a blend between Spanish and Indian tastes. Indians showed the Spanish what was edible in the New World and everyone put it all together and so the taco was born! Also, The area was once a part of Mexico.


Who were the spanish-speaking people who lived in the west before white settlers arrived?

The Spanish speaking people in what is now the American southwest were white colonists from Spain and later some mixed Spanish and native Mexican people (mestizos). It was a province of New Spain, what is now Mexico. Even today they speak a Spanish that is more like older version of Spanish from the 1600s and called themselves "Spanish". The first settlements were in 1598. Santa Fe dates from 1610.