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    Reading furthermore of the text we can see how greatly the girl is affected as she states that her best friend is a white girl named Denise. She has been affected by her best friend simply because her family culture is completely different from her friend Denise. The little girl in the story also sees herself as part of the american world because she states activities that an American would do with her friend, Denise. For example, her and her friend watch boys together. The little girl "feels…

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    Dia De Los Muertos

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    The day of the dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico in the central and south regions with wearing wood masks and honoring deceased relatives. 2. Two 50-word short paragraphs about 2 different traditions: one of these traditions is honoring loved ones that passed away. People make this important because people tell stories about their family members. They also make food for the dead and decorate the dead’s gravesites. This whole holiday includes much of honoring the dead and…

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    Mexican Health

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    population while health can mean a blessing or gift from god, if one becomes ill it is said to be punishment for wrongdoing (Spector, 2013, 295). In the Mexican culture it is also believed "illness results from three causes; sin, imbalance, and witch craft" (Cartwright, n.d.). When I interviewed Ricardo Ortega a peer of mine that has lived in Mexico for over ten years then choosing to leave and come to school at Arizona Sate University he said "illness to me is when there is a deviation of mind…

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    Have you ever imagined a perfect world where no one person wants for any human necessity? One where nations were at peace and economies boomed all while we each enjoyed each other’s culture. Well as we all know reality is far different from this imaginary world and Latin America like many other places is plagued with the some old dogmatic issues as the rest of us. It is my hope to discuss a few of these problems and hopefully shed some light on ways to remedy the problems if I were in the…

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    The Intentions of the Texas Annexation and the Mexican War From starting a war to threatening foreign relations, the United States was greedy for land and was willing to take drastic measures in order to expand the borders. During the 1840s, America seized many opportunities to satisfy its appetite for more territory. With the new territories acquired, more problems arose. The balance of slave and free states was always threatened with the acquisition of territory. Due to their location in the…

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    flourished during this time period. These smaller Native American tribes were linked together by culture and economics. This essay will discuss the complexities surrounding these smaller Native American tribes in North America as well as summarize the empires of the Mayas, Aztecs and Incas. While cultures of the Native American societies in North America were complex, they were less complex than cultures of other American societies. In the Pacific Northwest, from Oregon to Alaska resources were…

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    their lives. (PeopleEnEspanol.com) Selena managed to break through several barriers, she was a successful female performer in a male-dominated industry where she sold millions of albums and won prestigious music awards; she had won the acceptance in Mexico and America; and she destroyed the “Barbie doll” stereotype. In addition, she opened the eyes for not only the music industry, but also the industries of film, newspaper, magazine, etc., to clearly see that “Latinos are here in the U.S and…

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    eat when or what I want to eat, nobody can tell me what to eat or not except my parents but I still eat what I want. The freedom of driving whenever or where ever I desire. I am free do drive to Los Angeles when I feel like it, if I want to drive to Mexico, I have the freedom to do so if I have enough gas. I can apply to a job that I know I qualify to, I know I qualify for all the lower pay jobs because I am legal in the U.S.A. I can take a break time when I want to or when I can, for example,…

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    Mexican-American Relations

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    during the nineteenth century. With the Mexican-American War going on during this time relations between the United States and Mexico were tense. Due to the tension between both countries, Americans developed the impression that Mexican people were savage criminals that wanted to kill American and take over the United States. This concept of Mexican people and Mexican culture can be seen in most of the literature of the time. Authors conceptualized this impression and illustrated it through…

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    According an internet source, the definition for Hispanics is referring to Spain or Spanish-speaking countries, especially those of Latin America. The objective of this paper is to inform and educate the reader of the Hispanic culture and Spanish-speaking countries. The Hispanic culture consists of food, music, and religion of Hispanics. The main meats used by Hispanics are beef, chicken, goat, pork, and sheep. Hispanics usually combine theses meats with different grain foods such as, rice and…

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