Index Hispanic Curiosities of North America

Hispanic aid to the creation of U.S and curiosities

The Unknown Curiosities of the U.S.

Hispanic Curiosities. Spain and Hispanic Heritage From the life of Daniel Boone to George Washington, or Jefferson reading Don Quixote. Revolutionary War in North America.

Texas was also in the Revolutionary War de U.S

George Washington welcomes Yorktown victory

War in the U.S.: 1781 George Washington’s Christmas, after Yorktown

Heading to the Pacific (U.S), Hispanics to the Missouri – Lewis and Clark

The note from the Ladies that got George Washington excited

The note from the Ladies that got George Washington excited

The first U.S Mule, a Royal Spanish Gift

U.S: El Primer Día de Acción de Gracias fue Hispano – Florida

Why do Hispanic laws persist in the U.S.?

Guia Hispana Kentucky: Recuerdos Hispanos

Hispanic Aid to the 13 colonies was decisive

Do you know who that country was in New York?

Forgotten Characters and Heroes

What is the country that lost a Hero of its War of Independence?

Bernardo de Gálvez the forgotten hero in the U.S.

I Alone Bernado Gálvez’s American Revolution

Bernardo de Galvez: Honorary Citizen and Hero in U.S H.J.Res. 105 (113th)

Daniel Boone lived in Spanish lands

Revolutionary War in North America

Index Spain decisive in the independence of the 13 colonies of North America

Hispanic Aid to the 13 colonies was decisive

Hispanic victories on the ground, help the U.S.

Hispanic Victories at Sea, help the U.S.

Hispanic commando assaults English Fort Saint Joseph

Hispanic Victory in Yorktown, for her help

Thanks to Spain from the United States (U.S) forgotten

Hispanic Hero in the U.S., Bernardo de Gálvez

Expansion of the U.S. into Hispanic territories in Mexico

U.S.A: The Most Famous Spanish Explorers of North America

George Washington welcomes Yorktown victory

Cuban aid to U.S (13 English colonies)

Hispanic Footprints

Index Spain in USA, footprints on the border

Leather soldier (Soldiers of Cuera), Hispanic border Guards of the U.S. border

Apaches and Spaniards, the unknown History of the West

Comanches and Hispanics, war and peace in the American West

Hispanic Miscegenation in North America and English Annihilation

Hispanic roots

US Hispanic Flags and Shields – Spanish Roots

The first population in North America (U.S) was Spanish

The American cowboy from the U.S, was Hispanic

Rodeo in Texas: When and where was the first in U.S ?

The American dollar (U.S) and its symbol are Spanish

Mosé, the refuge in Florida, of runaway slaves

U.S: Pocahontas the true story was of a Spaniard

First representation of Theater in U.S – Moors and Christians in America

Hispanic Culture was the first in U.S – Schools

The first Grammar was Spanish in U.S – Georgia: Guale Language

What plants did the Spanish bring to America?

Hispanic Animals in America – Roots

The history of the disappeared Hispanic Missions of the U.S

Why does the Grand Canyon of the Colorado have a Hispanic name?

The First Thanksgiving Day was Hispanic – Florida

Why a church in New York for Hispanics?

Road to California: The Old Spanish Trail

Heading to the Pacific (U.S), Hispanics to the Missouri – Lewis and Clark

Hispanic Maps More Valuable Than Gold

The first reporter without borders of the U.S, was Spanish

Why do Hispanic laws persist in the U.S.?

Christopher Columbus and the discoveries

Christopher Columbus and the most important dates of his life and discoveries

Others

Hispanic Guide Alaska: The Last Frontier, Spain vs. Russia and England

Spy: Joan Pujol, the Spaniard who helped the U.S in Normandy