Why is Spanish America so many different countries? They seem like exactly the same culture to an outsider...

yes
dumbass everyone has a culture

Not if your genes are dominant, unlike whiteys brown people persist throughout generations even if mixed that's why you recessive genes weaklings must breed with other whiteys.

That's why America has been blacked and beaned beyond salvation...

okay, okay, i won't troll
USA doesn't have a SINGLE OFFICIAL culture. every region has its own

Yes they share a common culture, and each one of them also has its own culture. Even a McDonalds burger is culture.

No, because most of them are separated by fucking oceans. Canada also remained part of the British empire for a long time after the US gained independence.

Meanwhile Latin America was all part of the same country and suddenly crumbled up into a bunch of different states. As OP said, Americans also have varying cultures inside their country, but they make it work. Why didn't the former Spanish colonies form some federation? Didn't Bolivar try something like that?

they're subcultures of the united kingdom, like you are a subculture of spain. unless you are braindead and in coma, you have a culture

well all spanish speaking countries are located close to eachother
>yes
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they are separated by oceans but the people populating them originate in the same spot, so your argument is not valid

Because Latin America is filled with stupid shitskins that think their 'philosophy on the bunda' is proof they're all unique special snowflakes that should constantly hate on each other and basically stay fragmented shitholes until the end of time.

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>the same spot
Same as Latin America?
Also, that's really not the case for USA.

>Meanwhile Latin America was all part of the same country
not really
the issue with Spain (itself even) is that it's a bunch of different people glued together to a same tyrannical hub (Madrid)
so even Spain itself wants to break apart into tiny countries, imagine the rest of the spanish kingdom
we were already separated in Viceroyalties and that was the first split. next each province wanted their own autonomy and thus, naturally, shit happened
USA and Brazil (gonna use both as example) were federated from the start and at the same time the central federal goverment squashed all attempts of rebellion, that's why they remain overbloated

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>Because Latin America is filled with stupid shitskins
Informative and in-depth contribution to the thread. Thank you Aussie user.

Actually no, there was a lot of mixture between natives and conquistadors, so it makes sense that they have different cultures.

Thanks.

>Same as Latin America?
again no
same grandfather, very different grandmothers

There were only four viceroyalties? How do you get all of the little countries in modern Latin America then?

where did i put that provinces map... here
admittedly some provinces were completely empty and absorbed, others did try to become independent but couldn't
can you from the names alone recognize the modern countries?

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Some of them, but I had no idea there were only four viceroyalties. I thought that the Spanish Empire had fractured along the same lines as our modern countries and just assumed that that meant there were a bunch of them.

>its a bunch of people
A bunch of related people who all are the same part of a single government and its center of national policy is in madrid.

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