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Spanish Rule

Definition

Spanish Rule refers to the period in history when Spain had political control or dominance over a particular region or territory. It often refers to the period of Spanish colonialism and imperialism.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun
  • Verb

Senses

Sense 1 - Noun

Meaning: The period of time when Spain had political control over a region or territory.

Example Sentence: During the Spanish rule, many indigenous cultures in South America were forced to convert to Christianity.

Sense 2 - Noun

Meaning: The system of governance established by Spain during its colonial era.

Example Sentence: The Spanish rule brought significant cultural and social changes to the Philippines.

Sense 3 - Verb

Meaning: To govern or control a region or territory, similar to how Spain controlled during its colonial era.

Example Sentence: The conquistadors sought to Spanish rule the newly discovered lands.

Usages

Usage 1 - Popular

Meaning: Referring to the historical period of Spanish dominance.

Example Sentence: The effects of Spanish rule are still evident in the architecture and culture of Mexico.

Usage 2 - Local

Meaning: Referring to a specific region or locality that was under Spanish control.

Example Sentence: The local community has preserved the traditions and language from the time of Spanish rule.

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