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The Spanish were more interested in colonizing in Ecuador Columbia Venezuela than Guyana and other Africa Countries because those states don't speak Spanish.
4) Tropical Martha nations have history of tense relations and internal unrest because they have fought over land.
5) Opposing independence for French Guiana, because they rebelled against their leader. I don't really know the last answer.
4) Tropical Martha nations have history of tense relations and internal unrest because they have fought over land.
5) Opposing independence for French Guiana, because they rebelled against their leader. I don't really know the last answer.
Some people, especially in the United States, have the misconception that all of Latin America lies south of the U.S. border. In fact, before 1890, Americans in the United States referred to everything south of the border as "Spanish America"; only in the early twentieth century did Americans adopt the term "Latin America." The most common definition holds that Latin America consists of those countries in which the primary language is a Romance language derived from Latin (such as French, Spanish, or Portuguese). Thus, Haiti, where French is the primary language, can be considered a Latin country, as can Brazil, where the primary language is Portuguese. The term "Latin America," which was originally coined by the French Emperor Napoleon III (1808-1873), was originally used by the French in an attempt to justify imperial expansion in Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean islands.