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Mexico, Paraguay, Argentina, Cuba, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Uruguay, Guatamala, Peru, Chile, El Salvador, and Bolivia once belonged to the Spanish Empire.
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What countries have an empire?
Some countries still have remains of their once massive empires, for example, the United Kingdom has several territories in every continent as well as France.
What countries once ruled the world?
Several empires and nations have historically held significant global influence. The British Empire was the largest, controlling vast territories across every continent at its height. The Spanish Empire also had extensive colonies in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. Other notable powers included the Roman Empire, the Ottoman Empire, and the Mongol Empire, each of which exerted considerable control over large regions at different points in history.
What is the island in the Mediterranean that once belonged to Greece but is now occupied by Turkey?
Linguine
What country once ruled Australia?
Australia was once a colony of Great Britain.
What is the austro-Hungary empire called today?
The Austro-Hungarian Empire no longer exists, having dissolved after World War I in 1918. Its former territories are now divided among several modern countries, primarily Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Romania, and parts of Italy and Poland. Each of these nations has its own distinct identity and governance, reflecting the diverse cultures that were once part of the empire.
Estonia and Latvia once?
these 2 countries belonged to the USSR
What European country once held Mexico as a colony?
The Spanish Empire qualifies as such.
What was the connection between Byzantine and Roman cultures?
The Byzantines took over much of the land that once belonged to the Roman Empire, after the Roman's society collapsed.
Which two country is known as la madre patria?
Spain and Italy are often referred to as "la madre patria," which translates to "the motherland" in Spanish. This term reflects their historical and cultural significance as the birthplaces of the Roman Empire and the Spanish Empire, respectively.
How is spain's influence still seen in the countries once colonized by spain?
The countries are basically Roman Catholic because of the Spanish Missionaries and speak Spanish because of the Spanish administrators.
Why is spanish spoken in South America?
Because most of the countries of South America were once colonies of Spain. i like cheese
On Seinfeld which celebrity did George think his car once belonged to?
Georges' car once belonged to Jon Voight
Which term refers to spanish speaking californians who raised cattle on land that had once belonged to catholic mission?
The term that refers to Spanish-speaking Californians who raised cattle on land that had once belonged to Catholic missions is "rancheros." These rancheros were often landowners who managed large ranches, focusing on cattle ranching and agriculture. Their lifestyle and culture contributed significantly to California's history and development, particularly in the 19th century.
What is the island called in the west indies that where two countries are found?
This question appears to be about the Dominican Republic and the nation of Haiti. Both countries share the island the the Caribbean Sea in what was first named the West Indies. Haiti was once a French colony and the language there is mostly French. The Dominican Republic was once part of Spain's New World empire and Spanish prevails there.
What tradition in other countries is similar to Mexico?
Language, religion and several cultural traits are common to most countries in Latin America and the Philippines, which were once part of the Spanish Empire (1492 - 1820s). Some traditions include Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) and bullfighting.
Was Livonia once part of the Russian Empire?
Yes Livonia was once apart of Prussia. Like a lot of other countries, it is a MicroNation.
Which modern countries were once occupied by the Inca Empire?
Peru, Mexico, Ecuador, Bolivia and Chile.
