What is the difference between the terms "Hispanic" and "Latino"?
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The term "Hispanic" describes a person of Spanish descent, while "Latino" describes a person of Latin American origin. While many Latin Americans speak primarily Spanish (making them Hispanic), some speak other languages, such as the people of Brazil, where Portuguese is spoken. Thus, Brazilians are not Hispanic but are, rather, Latino.
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When the U.S. annexed Texas in 1845 and purchased Alaska in 1867, it was practicing the concept of
A) expansionism. B) arbitrage. C) detente. D) isolationism. E) pluralism.
The evolution from absolutism to the modern state occurred when ______.
A. ethnically homogeneous states were created B. the Industrial Revolution took place C. a state came to be seen as separate from its ruler D. national economies developed
Why is it a problem for democracy that fewer people are getting their news from newspapers?
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Which of the following limits judicial power?
a. judicial review b. judicial activism c. stare decisis d. life tenure