food music
burritos , taco bell , and loud Mexican music
Retroculturation pertains to the Hispanic community. It describes how a first generation of Hispanics that enter into a culture, for example, the US, and they start to assimilate to the American culture. The second generation wants to be completely American and they are losing their hispanic roots and culture. Then the third generation wants to reconnect with their heritage and make an effort to stay in touch with their culture.
The Spaniards did succeed in promoting the Hispanic culture to the Filipinos and in fact, some Hispanic influences are still being practiced in the Philippines today notably the Roman Catholic religion, observance of religious festivals in honor of the patron saints, some Spanish & Mexican (Nahuatl) loanwords in Tagalog, Cebuano & Chavacano dialects, cockfighting and more. However the Hispanization was not as heavy unlike in Latin America wherein between 70-90% of their culture originated from Spain. Although there are also some African & Indigenous elements in their culture but still it is highly Hispanic most especially the Spanish language. In contrast, the Filipino culture is predominantly Asian (Malay & Chinese) peppered with Arab, Hispanic & American influences.
The Spaniards did succeed in promoting the Hispanic culture to the Filipinos and in fact, some Hispanic influences are still being practiced in the Philippines today notably the Roman Catholic religion, observance of religious festivals in honor of the patron saints, some Spanish & Mexican (Nahuatl) loanwords in Tagalog, Cebuano & Chavacano dialects, cockfighting and more. However the Hispanization was not as heavy unlike in Latin America wherein between 70-90% of their culture originated from Spain. Although there are also some African & Indigenous elements in their culture but still it is highly Hispanic most especially the Spanish language. In contrast, the Filipino culture is predominantly Asian (Malay & Chinese) peppered with Arab, Hispanic & American influences.
The Spaniards did succeed in promoting the Hispanic culture to the Filipinos and in fact, some Hispanic influences are still being practiced in the Philippines today notably the Roman Catholic religion, observance of religious festivals in honor of the patron saints, some Spanish & Mexican (Nahuatl) loanwords in Tagalog, Cebuano & Chavacano dialects, cockfighting and more. However the Hispanization was not as heavy unlike in Latin America wherein between 70-90% of their culture originated from Spain. Although there are also some African & Indigenous elements in their culture but still it is highly Hispanic most especially the Spanish language. In contrast, the Filipino culture is predominantly Asian (Malay & Chinese) peppered with Arab, Hispanic & American influences.
Examples of culture traits include language, food, values, beliefs, rituals, customs, art, music, clothing, and social norms. These traits help to shape and define a particular culture's identity and the way its members interact and express themselves.
Some examples of science culture: Competition Skeptical Cooperation
american culture and also chinese culture etc.
You are considered Hispanic if either of your parents had any Hispanic ancestry and you choose to describe yourself as Hispanic. Someone with one Mexican parent would be "half-Mexican," and that person's children would certainly have one parent with some Hispanic ancestry. The rest is up to you.
Greek culture affects the American culture today in many ways. First of all, some of the architectual designs used thousands of years ago are still useful, and comonly used in many important and famous American buildings today. Some examples would be the Lincoln Memorial, and the White House, which both use the Ancient Greecian columbs to keep the building standing strong.
The Sphinx's style.
phone, medicine, internet, and etc.