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Page 1: Latin America’s Culture: Languages, Ethnicities, and Religion

Latin America’s Culture:

Languages, Ethnicities, and

Religion

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TriviaWednesday 1/28

What famous city is this a picture of? Who is it a

statue of?

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Trivia ANSWERWednesday 1/28

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil• This is a statue of “Christ the Redeemer” (Jesus Christ)

• It stands 98 ft. tall and 92 ft. wide.

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What day is today? Tomorrow?• ¿Qué día es hoy? ¿Qué día es

Mañana?• Hoy es ___________.

•Mañana es ________.

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I Can…• I can discuss

the impact of European conquest on Latin America.

• I can identify the cultural mosaic of Latin America.

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Pets• “Do you have any pets?”

–¿Tienes alguna mascota?–Si, (#) Animal

“bunny” CONEJITO

“cat” GATO

“dog” PERRO

“fish” PESCADO

“hamster” MARMOTA

“pig” CERDO

“lizard” LAGARTO

“spider” araña

“turtle” tortuga

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Language• Nearly all people in Latin America

speak Spanish.–There are a few exceptions:

• People in Haiti and French Guiana speak French

• People in Brazil speak Portuguese

• Why do you think people in Haiti and Brazil speak the languages they do?

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Treaty of Tordesillas• Signed in 1494 in

Tordesillas, Spain.• Spain and Portugal

divided the non-Christian world into two zones.

• Central America and most of South America would belong to Spain.

• Brazil and Africa would belong to Portugual.

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Treaty of Tordesillas

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Languages Spoken

• Green: Spanish

• Blue: French

• Orange: Portuguese

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How old are you?• ¿Cuantos años tienes?• Tengo ________ años.

How many siblings do you have?

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Religion• Latin America’s main religion

is Catholicism

–Over 90% of Latin America’s people are Roman Catholic

• Catholicism unifies Latin America’s beliefs.–Ex: They celebrate the same holidays.

Why do you think Latin America’s main religion is Catholicism?

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Spain’s Religion

•Roman Catholic 94%

•Other 6% •(2001 census)

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Portugal’s Religion• Roman

Catholic 84.5%

• Christian 2.2%,

• Other 0.3%• Unknown 9%• No Religion

3.9% (2001 census)

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•What do you think happened to the religion of the native people?

Religion

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What is the weather outside?

•Que tiempo hace?•Hace mucho frio

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Latin America’s Cultural Groups• Most Latin American Culture is a blend

of the cultures of three groups:Native AmericansAfricansEuropeansIncluding these ethnic groups:o Indegena (Native)o Mestizo (Native and European)o Mulatto (African and European)

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Major Ethnic Groups• Mestizos - People of mixed Native

American and Spanish descent–Make up a large portion of the populations of Mexico, Central America, Chile, Paraguay.

–Mestizo culture is mostly Spanish Catholic along with some Native American traditions.

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Mestizos

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• Mulattos - Mixed African and European ancestry.–Many cuban people are Mulatto

Major Ethnic Groups

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• Indegenas – Native American ancestry.–Majority of the population in Bolivia, Peru, and Guatemala.

Major Ethnic Groups

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• The islands of Haiti and Jamaica have people with all African decent.

• Haitian Foreign Ministers

Major Ethnic Groups

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• Some places in Latin America have people with all European ancestry.–Ex: 75% of Costa Rica’s population is all European descent.

What do you think caused there to be such a mixture of cultures in Latin America?

Major Ethnic Groups

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What is your favorite food?• ¿Cuál es tu comida favorita? • Mi comida favorita es _______.

Hamburguesas con queso

Pastel Galletas Pizzas

HeladoFileteespagueti

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Exit Slip

–Explain how Europeans and other countries have had an impact on Latin America. Be specific. (4-5 sentences min)