The four races of humans are: Caucasoid (the white races) Negroid (the Black races)
Mongoloid (the oriental races) and the Australoids( natives races of Australia, new Guinea etc)
The Caucasoids encompass native Americans, Europeans, and include the Mexican and Latino people. It is less about the color of the skin than the shape of the skull and features.
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Hispanic is an ethnicity that can encompass people of various racial backgrounds, including white, Black, Indigenous, and others. While many Hispanics can be white, being Hispanic is primarily about cultural or ancestral ties to Spanish-speaking countries, not a specific race.
If you mean light skinned hispanics and darker skinned hispanics, then the difference is really simple. Light skinned hispanics are less likely to have mixed blood (both indegenous & european blood) and darker skinned hispanics are more likely to have mixed blood (both indegenous & european & in some cases african).
White Spaniards are considered Caucasian because they belong to the white racial category. Being Hispanic refers to people from Spanish-speaking countries, so white Spaniards can also be considered Hispanic due to their national origin in Spain.
Over 580 million people worldwide speak Spanish as their first language. This includes both native speakers and immigrants who have learned Spanish as a second language.
Hispanics is the general term that encompasses a variety of ethnicities including Mexicans and Latinos. Mexicans and Latinos refer to the region that the Hispanic individuals heritage is from, Mexico or Latin America.
Well, Hispanic people for one are defined by the native toungue of Spanish. Since Hispanics, are one of those language-strict ethnicities. Although Hispanic is more of a race rather than an ethnicity. Kind of like how Taiwanese and Indonesians are Austronesians. Hispanic people are those either descended from, or from the ancient country of Hispania, now today modern day Spain. This itself had been a territory of the Roman Empire. Those with Spanish as their native toungues are also Hispanics. People from Spain, don't really like the usage of the term "Hispanic". People from Cuba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico are all Hispanics too. It's a race, not really an ethnicity there are black Hispanics and white Hispanics. Hispanic people also follow the Roman Catholic religion, again Spain and Portugal were once part of the Roman Empire. Spanish speaking countries, if not most, all follow the Roman Catholic religion since it was brought over by Spain.
Black or African American, Hispanics, Asians, White Non-Hispanics
Yes, hispanics are predatory in nature, and see whites as easier targets with wealth.
Hispanics are white unless they are black, red or yellow.
All of us do!
Many scientists and people believe asians might be similar to hispanics, except hispanics are more closer to white.
Hispanics are people of Spanish descent. Italians are not of Spanish descent. Therefore, Italians are not Hispanics. Italians may be classified as white, depending on what you consider white to mean. From a check-the-box perspective, Italians probably fall within the white/non-hispanic category.
White/Caucasians Soy is common to Hispanics
Those who have a mixed white european and indigenous latin american heritage.
I really don't know the percentage but the most color is black and white, most Hispanics anyways aren't really into football now in this generation.
If you mean light skinned hispanics and darker skinned hispanics, then the difference is really simple. Light skinned hispanics are less likely to have mixed blood (both indegenous & european blood) and darker skinned hispanics are more likely to have mixed blood (both indegenous & european & in some cases african).
Some Hispanics are Caucasians and indeed Jodi Arias has Hispanic blood but she is Caucasian.
Zoe Saldana, although of Latin Hertitage, she considers herself "una mujer negra" that is to say, a black woman. She is Puerto Rican and Dominican. There are White Hispanics, and Black Hispanics. Most of the White Hispanics can be found in countries such as Mexico, Chile and Argentina, among others.