In Central America, most industrial employment is ______ _______, those which employ workers in their homes.

In Central America, __percent of people are Roman Catholic while in the Caribbean, similarly high populations of Roman Catholics occur mainly where French or Spanish is spoken

 Traditionally, these large farms were owned by wealthy families and worked by the poor. Such estates were known as  _________, and the relationships between landowners and workers persist even today, with corporations owning the land and the poor providing the labor.

Protestant religions are common where ______is spoken. Other faiths include Hinduism, Islam, and indigenous and African religions, often mixed with Christianity and other faiths.

Some campesinos still farm _________, or small plots of land, to feed their families. However, workers rarely own the land and may be forced to work to pay off debts to landowners.

Generally, children are required to complete _____________ school , but many do not, lacking money for clothing and supplies or the means to travel long distances to school

Rumba and salsa originated in _______,

In the Caribbean, family structure is often  _________, or headed by a woman.

Increases in the number of working women are attributed to advancing levels of ___________, as well as to social movements promoting gender equality