"Romance-speaking Peoples" refers to groups of people who primarily speak languages derived from Latin, known as Romance languages. These languages include Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian. The Romance-speaking peoples are primarily found in regions of Southern Europe, Western Europe, and parts of Latin America. The spread of Romance languages is largely due to the historical influence of the Roman Empire, which expanded across Europe. Today, these languages are spoken by millions worldwide, and they share similarities in vocabulary, grammar, and syntax, reflecting their common origin.