Do you mean middle classes in America, or Central American countries ?
central American countries
How do the languages of Central America reflect the Voodoos history
because every one speaks different
because every one speaks different
No men
The language of a religion usually speaks to its foundation. For example, Roman Catholicism developed in the heart of the Roman Empire, so Latin became its standard practice long after it fell into disuse by the common man. Other examples include Eastern Orthodoxy and Greek, Islam and Arabic, and Hinduism and Hindi.
Most of them are Roman Catholic, as these regions were conquered or colonized by Catholic European powers; specifically France, Spain or Portugal.
Spain's influence in Latin America is still evident in the languages, religions, societal norms, and cultural traditions of many countries. Spanish is the dominant language in the region, and Roman Catholicism remains a prevalent religion. Additionally, architectural styles, culinary traditions, and holidays in Latin America often reflect Spanish influence.
Most of them are Roman Catholic, as these regions were conquered or colonized by Catholic European powers; specifically France, Spain or Portugal.
Canada's ethnic composition is mostly European, but also includes people from many other parts of the world. This reflects the fact that Canada was founded by Europeans but maintains a strong policy of multiculturalism and immigration. The official languages, English and French, reflect the fact that the earliest settlements in Canada were French and British colonies.
Hebrew represents the Jews who returned to build the country. Arabic represents the Arabs including, but not uniquely, the Palestinians who continue to live and work in the country.
Because both regions were conquered and settled by Spanish conquistadors during the 16th century. They imposed several traits such as customs, language and religion to the conquered, Native American peoples found throughout the region.
The last name Bongco is of Filipino origin, primarily associated with the Philippines. It is likely derived from local languages and may reflect cultural or geographical significance within specific regions of the country. Surnames in the Philippines often have roots in indigenous languages, Spanish influences, or regional history.