Missouri and Hispanics: Road to the Pacific As a result of this Spanish exploration, maps were made that would be used in the subsequent preparation of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. + Hispanic …
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Why is Pocahontas a Hispanic story? Pocahontas and Juan Ruiz looking for a lost Spanish expedition, about to be roasted. And he was saved by the intervention of the indigenous princess Ulele + …
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Maps: Why were they so valuable? When Spain ruled the seas, and this was for several centuries, a real treasure was to have one of her maps. It allowed to know 2/3 of the world. They were highly …
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Spanish reporter without borders for North America Cabeza de Vaca recounted the adventures and misfortunes that he and his three companions went through for almost 3 long years in the territories …
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Fort Mosé the Florida border Fort Mosé protected the access to San Agustín from Georgia, it was maintained by former slaves escaped from the English 13 colonies, which became Spanish. They swore …
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US Capitol, where the representatives of the nation meet. The highest institution of the United States of North America, it includes King Alfonso X of Spain Why the Spanish King Alfonso X in the US …
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Even the Washington Donkey was Spanish The day of the Mule (October 26) is remembered every year in the US, in recognition of the Spanish donkeys that arrived in North America, gifts from the King of …
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Rodeo in Texas, a Spanish tradition spread around the world Where did the rodeos come from? Something that we consider so from the U.S, came from Mexico. Horses, cowboys, their clothes and even cows …
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Old Spanish Trail, from Santa Fe to California The difficulty of accessing California was solved by rescuing from oblivion the Old Spanish Trail, a 2000 km route that linked New Mexico with the …
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