The historic American cowboy of the late 19th century arose from the vaquero traditions of northern Mexico; all the southwest states, including Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Texas were once part of Mexico and as such, many traditions and cultural traits were inherited from Mexico.
Colonization influenced Mexico's culture SIGNIFICANTLY on many different levels.
1. Ethnically - As European colonizers mixed with indigenous people, a new ethnicity was born. This process of miscegenation initially created a lot of class divisions in colonial Mexico (the whites were at the top of the pyramid while the darker skinned people were at the bottom).
2. Linguistically - Spanish is the official language of Mexico, but the Spanish spoken in Mexico is very different from the Spanish spoken in Spain. This is partially due to the mingling of different languages (indigenous languages like Nahuatl + European languages) as well as to the borrowing of certain indigenous words. For instance, the name "Mexico" comes from the names of the inhabitants of the Aztec Empire, called the "Mexica people."
3. Religiously - When the colonizers settled in Mexico (or New Spain), they brought with them their religion, Christianity. Through years of evangelization, many indigenous people began to adopt Christianity (either by choice or by compulsion). However, the Mexican version of Christianity varies slightly from the European version. For example, the Mexicans introduced a new saint, the Virgin of Guadeloupe, who had a dark complexion (much like the indigenous people).
4. Artistically - Mexican Folk Music is a product of some indigenous traditions (like the maracas) and some European traditions (like the guitar). Likewise, Mexican art often portrays landscapes or events in a more indigenous style (as shown through their choice in colours, shapes, and abstract).
5. Technologically - The Europeans colonizers introduces steel, gunpowder, horses, and many other new technologically advances into Mexico, which transformed Mexico's economy by making it more "modern."
Many places in the United States have Native American names.
it led to changes in art, politics, science and exploration.
For a time it was the French culture that influenced the Russian culture.
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Brazil
They haven't
Only Brazil; Mexico, Cuba and Peru were influenced by Spanish culture.
Southern Mexico is the most traditional due to the fact that they have changed little when it comes to their way of life.
northern Mexico
Yes
Some aspects are unique, and some aspects are influenced by other European, and later American culture.
All of Mexico's northern states close to the US-Mexico Border qualify as such. It however, is not the vanilla American culture, but the Tex-Mex culture found in western Texas.
Some foreign goods and services that have influenced American culture include raw materials such as crude oil and textile such as silk. Silk has influenced American dressing just the way cotton has continued to spell out the modes in which Americans dress.
The diffusion of American culture has influenced Japanese culture
Many places in the United States have Native American names.
Mexico is a mix of three cultures:The Pre-hispanic culture, when Mexico's territory was home to native American civilizations that lived there until the 15th century. Of special importance are the Aztec and Mayan civilizations and many of their traditions such as tortilla making and corn planting.The Spanish culture, brought by Spanish conquistadors until Mexican independence on the 19th century. Such culture includes the language, religion and many western traditions.The Mexican culture, which includes all traditions specific to Mexico after its independence.
The reform activism are some of the things that influenced the American culture during the 1830s and 1840s.