Spain's conquest refers to the military and political actions taken by Spain during the Age of Exploration to establish control over various territories in Latin America. It involved colonization, exploration, and exploitation of resources.
Related terms
Colonization: Colonization is when one country establishes settlements or colonies in another territory for political, economic, or social purposes.
Imperialism: Imperialism is a policy or ideology where a powerful nation extends its influence over other countries through acquiring territories or exerting control.
Conquistadors: Conquistadors were Spanish explorers and soldiers who participated in expeditions to conquer new lands during the Age of Exploration. They played a significant role in Spain's conquest of Latin America.