Answer:
Most people south of the United States still speak Spanish.
Explanation:
Spanish were the first to explore in the lands of Central and South America. The Spanish colonization started with the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492 in America. The reason for the colonization in the Central and in South America was gold. Many of the Spaniard settled down and mixed with the native culture. When the Spanish colonizers left America after losing the power over their people. The majority of Spanish remained in America and formed countries.
