they are called mestizos
People of mixed European and Indian ancestry are often referred to as "Eurasians" or "mestizos," depending on the specific cultural and historical context. In the context of colonial South Asia, they may be called "Anglo-Indians," particularly those of British and Indian descent. This mixed heritage reflects a blend of diverse cultural, linguistic, and religious influences, resulting in unique identities that contribute to the multicultural tapestry of both European and Indian societies.
Mestizo/Mestiza
they were called the Metis.
Barack Obama is the first US President to acknowledge a mixed racial heritage while in or seeking office. He has a mixed heritage because his father is from Africa and his mother was a Caucasian American.
people of mixed European and Indian heritage
Mulato
Zambos
Those of mixed Spanish and Indian, or indigenous descent are called "Mestizos."
Mexicans
Names indicating a mixed heritage are only common for people groups with a racially mixed background. There never were names for descendants of people of the same race but only different nationalities. In that case, you usually look at their father's nationality and call them either Italian or Spanish.
Yes, the term "mestizo" historically referred to people of mixed Spanish and Indigenous American ancestry in Latin America. Today, it is a broader term used to describe individuals of mixed European and Indigenous heritage in various countries.
An Afro-Indian is either a person with mixed African and Indian heritage, ancestry, or culture, or a person with mixed African and indigenous American ancestry or culture.
Spanish European and African Heritage is known as Mulattoes. However there are many different terms for African and Latin heritage as well. Oro Negroes, Mestizo, and Zambo are a few of the terms used for Afro-Latinos.
Mestizo.
Mestizo (mixed Indian and European ancestry) 70%Amerindian and mixed (West Indian) 14%White 10%Indian 6%Ethnically, the majority of the population is mestizo (mixed Spanish and Indian) or mixed Spanish, Indian, Chinese, and West Indian. Chinese, Middle Eastern, Swiss, Yugoslav and North American immigrants have also added to this diverse cultural mix due to Panama's unique location and history as a crossroads of the world. The indigenous population of Panama comprises approximately 8 percent of the population and is composed of 7 distinct groups which are the Kuna, Embera, Waounan, Ngobe, Bugle, Nassau, and Terribe people. confirm this on the site: http://www.virtualpanama.com/panama-people-culture.asp
he is mixed with a liitle indian