Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Cultures and Histories

Why is Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated?

• To promote the Spanish language

• To learn about Hispanic heritage at home

• To highlight the accomplishments and influence of Hispanic culture

• To celebrate American culture

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When does Hispanic Heritage Month take place?

• October 1st to October 31st

• September 15th to October 15th

• September 1st to September 30th

• August 15th to September 15th

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Which countries' independence days are celebrated during Hispanic Heritage Month?

• Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay

• Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Germany

• Mexico, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Peru

• Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua

What is the difference between Hispanic and Latino?

• Hispanic and Latino are interchangeable terms

• Hispanic refers to people from Spanish-speaking countries, Latino refers to people from Latin American origin

• Hispanic refers to people from Latin America, Latino refers to people from Spain

• Hispanic refers to people from Spain, Latino refers to people from Latin America

What does Afro-Latino refer to?

• Someone from Spain

• Someone from Africa

• Someone from a Spanish-speaking country

• Someone from a Latin American country and of African descent

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What is a common misconception about Hispanic and Latino people?

• They all look a certain way

• They all eat spicy food

• They all speak Spanish

• All of the above

What is one of the most annoying stereotypes mentioned in the video?

• All of the above

• All Hispanics are from Mexico

• All Hispanics eat rice and beans

• All Hispanics are Catholic

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What is the significance of Spanish names in the US?

• They reflect the historical presence of Spanish-speaking people in the US

• They are named after Spanish cities

• They are named after Spanish explorers

• They are named after Spanish royalty

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How many people in the US speak Spanish?

• Over 50 million

• Over 20 million

• Over 30 million

• Over 40 million

What is the second largest population of Spanish speakers outside of Mexico?

• United States

• Spain

• Colombia

• Argentina