What is the difference between a plaza in a Spanish-speaking country and one in Los Estados Unidos? (1 point) Responses In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose. In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose. In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas. In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas. In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park. In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park. In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is much bigger. In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is much bigger.
1 answer
The best response is: "In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose."
In Spanish-speaking countries, plazas are often central to community life, serving as gathering spaces for social events, markets, and public celebrations. In contrast, in the United States, plazas may not hold the same communal significance and could serve more functional or commercial purposes, with fewer social gatherings.
