Week 8 - Hispanic Heritage Month Review Quiz

Peaceful trade between nations

The use of violent force to take control of land, resources, and Indigenous peoples

A cultural exchange between countries

The migration of people to new territories

Buddhism

Roman Catholicism

Hinduism

Islam

Equal distribution of wealth among all people

People of European descent tend to hold greater power and wealth

Indigenous people dominate political leadership

Complete eradication of European influence

1400s

1500s

1800s

1900s

English and German

Spanish, Portuguese, and French

Chinese and Japanese

Arabic and Hindi

Vasco da Gama

Christopher Columbus

Ferdinand Magellan

Hernán Cortés

Indigenous Australians

Enslaved Africans

Chinese laborers

European merchants

Someone from or descended from a Spanish-speaking country.

Someone from or descended from Latin America.

Someone born in Mexico or of Mexican descent.

Someone of Mexican-American descent.

Geographical region

Language heritage

Citizenship

Dual identities

Latino refers to language heritage, while Hispanic refers to geography.

Latino refers to geography, while Hispanic refers to language heritage.

Latino refers to Mexican descent, while Hispanic refers to Spanish descent.

Latino refers to citizenship, while Hispanic refers to dual identities.