Nuyorican 2. new york and los angeles 3. florida 4. ponce de leon 5. el lagarto 6. boca raton 7. cape canaveral 8. colorado 9. bronco 10. california a. having puerto rican roots, raised in new york b. named after a mythical land in a popular spanish novel written in the 1500s c. these two u. s. cities have the largest populations of hispanic people d. means “flowery” in spanish e. alligator; it means lizard f. spanish explorer who discovered florida in 1513 g. city in florida whose name means "mouse mouth" h. city in florida whose name means "canebrake" i. means "reddish" in spanish j. spanish word for "wild" or "rough"

Nuyorican - Having Puerto Rican roots, raised in New York

New York and Los Angeles - These two U.S. cities have the largest populations of Hispanic people

Florida - Means “flowery” in Spanish

Ponce de Leon - Spanish explorer who discovered Florida in 1513

El lagarto -  Alligator; it means lizard

Boca Raton - City in Florida whose name means “mouse mouth”

Cape Canaveral - City in Florida whose name means “canebrake”

Colorado -  Means “reddish” in Spanish

Bronco - Spanish word for “wild” or “rough”

California - Named after a mythical land in a popular Spanish novel written in the 1500s

answer is a: las

explanation:

the reason for this answer is becouse it's a plural frase which talks more then one thing