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mexican immagrants
Texans
the answer is Apache
A group of allied Northeastern Indian tribes.
aztecs
The Indians and Mestizos (mixed race Indian/European)
Mexican or "Mexica" itself was the name of the native group. There were hundreds of other smaller cultures as well in Mexico, but the word Mexican and Mexico comes from the Mexica Triple Alliance, which arguably had the largest population.
One such group was th Acadian exiles from French Canada after the French and Indian war. They became today's Cajuns and anyone without a love of Cajun cuisine is really missing out on a dining experience.
One can find recipes featuring vermicelli in a group of recipes that features Indian cuisine. One website that has this kind of recipe is the Honest Cooking website.
Mexican
Yes, does in fact the mexican's called it Tejas which comes froma Caddo Indian group and it also means "Friends" or "Allies"
Mexican Food is a cooking style not a food group. Mexican food items fall into all of the food groups.
sacajwea was in the shonshone Indian group
I am not aware that Venezuelan cuisine has had any significant influence at all on Australian cuisine. Venezuelans do not comprise a large immigrant group in Australia. In recent decades Australian cuisine has received much more influence from Asian countries such as Malaysia, China, Thailand and Japan.
Deepak Chopra is an Indian-American author and alternative medicine advocate. He comes from a family with Indian heritage and was raised in a Brahmin household, which is a Hindu priestly caste. His background has influenced his perspectives on spirituality and wellness.
No. "Mexican" is a nationality, which spans a diverse group of ethnic groups, such as mestizo, Mayan, Zapotec or Nahuatl.