Hispanic is a general term referring to people in Spanish or Portuguese speaking countries of the Americas. Mexicans are Hispanic, however, Hispanics aren't always Mexicans. They could also be Hondurans, Costa Ricans, Colombians, Argentinians, Brazilians, etc.
"Hispanic" refers to people with origins in Spanish-speaking countries, including Mexico. Mexicans specifically come from Mexico, which is a country in North America. Therefore, all Mexicans are Hispanic, but not all Hispanics are Mexican.
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.
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).
Domiacans look like black people with long hair but speak Spanish
Yes, there is a difference. Hispanic typically refers to people from Spanish-speaking countries, while Latino includes individuals from Latin American countries. Some individuals may identify as both Hispanic and Latino, while others may prefer one term over the other.
The relationship between the Spanish and the native Mexicans was characterized by colonization, exploitation, and cultural assimilation. The Spanish imposed their language, religion, and customs on the native population through violent conquest and forced labor, leading to the decline of indigenous cultures and societies in Mexico.
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.
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What's the difference between fat women and bricks?Both get laid by Mexicans.
The difference between Mexicans and other Latinos is that they are from different countries.
Dominicans; Puerto Ricans; Mexicans;
Yes, Mexicans are Native Americans. Hispanic is not a race, but a cultural label that can be given to anyone who speaks Spanish.
Hispanics celebrate Columbus Day in order to commemorate the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the Americas. It is viewed as a celebration of Hispanic heritage for Mexicans.
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).
Originally the American settlers in Tejas were friends with the Hispanics who had also settled in Texas
Mexicans are very interesting.
the Hispanics brought a lot of traditions like cinco de mayo which Mexicans brought also you may want to check Google for more information . 8D
the answer is no, black people and Mexicans have diffirent origins... black people are Africans Mexicans are Latino or hispanic so the answer is no blacks and Mexicans are not the same.