Everywhere! Ever see someone that is Mexican, or Puerto Rican, or even some one that just has dark hair and brown skin, well they re probably of native blood .The recessive gene that native peoples of the Americas have is the most dominant and unchanging gene on the planet so the dark hair and brown skin complexion is always apparent when it come to how a person looks. Come on look at a Mayan, a Pima, a Navajo, a Colombian, a Salvadorian, and a Mexican. The gene is totally apparent in all of them unless thy re a "gringo" of European descent living within the Americas . Native peoples live everywhere in North America, Central America, and South America .The pyramids in Mexico was the Central trading spot of "The Peoples" Natives Empire and society in ancient times. Oh and the person who updated this answer "ME" am myself an Amerindian "American Indian" of the Akimel O'otham tribe and Nican Tlaca people. So to answer this question I'm right here !
Governor of Puerto Rico
Joined the United States in fighting the Spanish.
Puerto Rico is not a state and never has been a state. It is a commonwealth that is a part of the US, acquired as a result of the Spanish American War. Should the majority of Puerto Rican residents eventually vote for Statehood, and the local legislature approves a resolution to petition the US Congress for Statehood, and the Governor of Puerto Rico approves the petition to the US Congress, then the US Congress (both House and Senate) must pass a resolution to admit Puerto Rico to the Union. If this resolution is passed and signed by the President Puerto Rico would become a state.
It is larger then Delaware and Rhode Island combined.
The three largest Spanish-speaking groups in the US are Mexican Americans, Puerto Ricans, and Cuban Americans. Mexican Americans are the largest group among Spanish speakers, followed by Puerto Ricans and then Cuban Americans.
No Mexican, Puerto Ricans, Colombians; alot of Nationalitys speak spanish
Mexican Americans are the largest Hispanic group in the US.
I am of Mexican descent myself. My mother is a Mexican citizen, my father was American, also of Mexican descent. "Of Mexican descent" or "Mexican" is just fine with me. Generalizations like Hispanic and Latino are not preferred by us unless our nationality is not known. It is however bad form to refer to a Hispanic person as a Mexican if they are not. Guatemalans, Puerto Ricans , Cubans, etc. have their national pride too.
None. Latina Justice Sonia Sotomayor is of Puerto Rican heritage.
After the Spanish-American War, Cuba and Puerto Rico became territories of the United States.
After the Spanish-American war,Cuba was granted independence and Puerto Rico became a US Territory.
Mexican Americans are sometimes called illegal immigrants and are told to cross the border by white people and puerto ricans are called "spic" by Irish Americans and other white people.
After the Spanish-American War, Cuba and Puerto Rico became territories of the United States.
After the Spanish-American War, Cuba and Puerto Rico became territories of the United States.
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Mexican Americans are sometimes called illegal immigrants and are told to cross the border by white people and puerto ricans are called "spic" by Irish Americans and other white people.