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What were people of Spanish blood born and raised in Latin America?
Creoles
What are creoles and mestizos?
Creoles are people of mixed European and African descent who were born in the Americas. Mestizos are people of mixed European and Indigenous American descent. Both terms are used to describe individuals of mixed heritage in different regions of the world.
Do Aztec have Spanish blood?
No, the Aztecs were an indigenous civilization in Mesoamerica that predated the arrival of the Spanish. They did not have Spanish blood. However, after the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire, there was intermixing and assimilation between indigenous peoples and the Spanish colonizers, resulting in the mestizo population that exists today in Mexico.
What is the difference between Hispanic and Spanish?
Hispanics are either from a Spanish-speaking country or are descended from someone who is. Castilian is a language, that is spoken in Spain and in Latin America. A Spanish person is a person from Spain, only, not from any other country. A person who speaks Spanish is not necessarily from Spain, and therefore cannot necessarily be called "Spanish," but instead would be called Hispanic, or as some prefer, Latino(a). The real language spoken in Spain and Latin America is Castilian - North Americans call it Spanish (Castellano is the official language spoken in Spain and Latin America). Mexicans have distorted the language with their dialects. Note: An important issue with this vocabulary is that the words Hispanic and Spanish are used incorrectly in the United States of America. The word Hispanic is derived from Hispania which was the name given to the Iberian peninsula by Romans in ancient times. In the 1970's in the USA the government used the word Hispanic to refer to people who have a link to a former colony of Spain in the Americas. I must add that the term Latino and Latin American is used incorrectly as well by the USA and by members of the Spanish American community because of lack of education. Latin is the Language of the Romans and modern Latin countries are countries whos culture and customs derive heavely from the Latin Romans. Latin people are Spanish (Spain) Italians, Romanians, French and all countries that speak a Latin derrived language. Latin America was a term coined by Napolen III when the french colonies in America seeked to unite other Latin countries and people in the America ( Spanish America) against the English colonies. It is important to understand that in order to see the a Latin person can be anyone from a French man to a Mexican national and the term includes French Quebec as well as Portuguese speaking Brazil and French speaking Haiti. Due to misinformation and lack of education we associate dark skin and dark hair as an identifier of Latin people in the USA when in reality these are Native American traits displayed in some groups due to historical situations. The French as the Spanish sent men to the Americas with no women and they in reaction married many Native American women ( First nation Women) in some regions and African women in others, so the English term Spaniard vs Spanish is really a creation of the English speaking people as it does not exist in proper Spanish. Espanol+ Spanish Espanol+ Spaniard, however in the USA it is used to make a distinction between Spanish Americans (Latino's) such as the stereotypical Mexican and a European Spanish ( Spaniard). It is a long tradition of racism that stems from the conflicts between Spain and English rivalry back in Europe. So in conclusion the terminology Hispanic and Latino is used incorrectly in the USA and the media and needs to be revised. Many people in Spanish America may be of mix ancestry, none Spanish ancestry, or African, Aboriginal, Asian ancestry or European ancestry. *(1) [In response to "Spanish American"..] Some of the information you are providing is wrong, based on ignorance, as a matter of fact. First of all, original Castilian dialect is not spoken anywhere else in the world other than the former Castilla Region and northern Spain. Second, Mexico has the most accurate Spanish language--along with Spain, of course--than anywhere else where Spanish is spoken. It is the exact proper Spanish as denoted by the Spanish Royal Academy. Third, the only dialects spoken in Mexico are the thousands of versions of indigenous languages still surviving remotely in protected areas. Fourth, Mexico is the cultural center and most important country in all of Latin America and out of all Spanish-speaking countries in the world. Fifth, Portuguese are NOT Hispanics. Sixth, full-blood Spaniards born in the Americas are called Criollos.
How do you say sangria in English?
Sangria. There is no direct translation for this Spanish term in English.
What were people of Spanish blood born and raised in Latin America?
Creoles
What role did the Creoles play in the history of South America?
They were people born in America of spanish blood and they were usually the Peninsulares (people born in spain of spanish blood, usually had highest postion ex: in army, government, or church) right hand man. the They would help the Peninsulares run plantation or help with buisness.
What role did the creoles play in the in history of South America?
They were people born in America of spanish blood and they were usually the Peninsulares (people born in Spain of spanish blood, usually had highest postion ex: in army, government, or church) right hand man. the They would help the Peninsulares run plantation or help with buisness.
What are creoles and mestizos?
Creoles are people of mixed European and African descent who were born in the Americas. Mestizos are people of mixed European and Indigenous American descent. Both terms are used to describe individuals of mixed heritage in different regions of the world.
What were the people called with Spanish blood?
Insulares
What is someone of Spanish blood but Mexican born called?
Mexican. During the Spanish colonial period, such people were called Creoles in English and Criollos in Spanish.
What is hypocapnemia?
raised blood co2
How do you say Tainted blood in Spanish?
blood
Who is in charge of cord blood america?
Matthew Schissler is the CEO of Cord Blood America. You can go to the Cord Blood America website and get more information about Mattew Schissler and about Cord Blood America.
How rare is it to have AB blood?
AB blood type is rare. It is also a rather new blood type. People with this blood type have qualities of people with A and sometimes characteristics of those who have type B. Less than 5% of the population in America has this.
Where did Charles drew invent blood bank?
he HELPED invent it andit was in America that he invented it in 1940 it was a blood bank that helped people around the country.
How did the blood bank help Colonial America?
There were no transfusions and no blood bank in colonial America.
