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In Latin America people of mixed indigenous and European descent are called what?
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Crete was the crossroads that linked what three cultures?
In Latin America, people of mixed indigenous and European descent are called ___
In Latin America people of mixed indigenous and European descents are called?
mesitizos
People of mixed Indian and Spanish descent were called?
Those of mixed Spanish and Indian, or indigenous descent are called "Mestizos."
People in Mexico who are of mixed European and native American descent are called?
Mestizo
What is the separation of Native Africans from the European Africans called?
Segregation between people of European and African descent, in South Africa, was called apartheid.
People of mixed indigenous and European descent are called?
Depends on the color of one's skin usually... Long answer made short, most consider themselves bi-racial, or solely Native Americans, this includes those peoples of Hispanic, Mexican, Latin, African, and European ancestry...
What is a person from Latin America having mixed blood called?
A person from Latin America with mixed blood is often referred to as mestizo. This term typically refers to an individual of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry.
What are the native people of america called?
Native peoples can be called indigenous.
What religion were the first people that came to America?
What is now called indigenous religion
A percentage of Mexicans are called Mostizos. What does that word mean?
Isnt Mostizos - It's Mestizos so it means is an individual of mixed racial origin. It is a term for a person of European and indigenous South American descent. To be more particular this term describes someone of mixed Spanish and Indian ethnicity. They are a combination of European, Indian, and African habits in Latin America. They have also known as ladinos or cholos in different places and times. Mestizo is the Spanish for "of mixed blood
Explain why American Indians are called "indigenous peoples."?
American Indians are called "indigenous peoples," meaning they belong to the continent of North America. Historians estimate that American Indians have been living in North America for at least 15,000 years.
