Top 10 States with Most Hispanic Americans

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Top 10 States with Most Hispanic Americans
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Top 10 States with Most Hispanic Americans
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Inspired by: US Census: Hispanics make up largest part of Texas population | KVUE
Inspired by: The 10 Most Hispanic Cities In America
Inspired by: Ethnic Groups of the United States 1820-2023 | US Population by Ancestry
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[@travelooo]

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[@roccscott]

Amazing, Fantastic and Beautifully done ✅ video !! As a 4th generation CHICANO I personally Appreciate the work that went into this !! Thank You 🙏 🔥❤️🔥💯

[@topplacetoLive]

Understanding the distribution of the Hispanic population in America is enlightening. Thanks for shedding light on this important demographic trend.

[@travelshorts2616]

This is a very detailed list with lots of great information. Thanks!

[@kurtl2538]

I would have guessed other states for this list, interesting!

[@mattmallette9797]

Interesting list, I wouldn't have guessed all of them!

[@spacemysteries]

Some of the best cultures around! Love it!

[@parkpoint-tn1ic]

I didn’t know Mexico had parts of Oklahoma. Interesting

[@discoverglobeliving]

Hispanic communities play a significant role in retirement planning.

[@aidenlee5808]

I've lived in Texas all my life, and am very thankful for the Hispanic culture on the state

[@jennifero9442]

I didn't know Mexico originally had so much more land in the United States. Guess I should brush up on my history!

[@roccscott]

A lot of folks don't but that's okay the history is there for those of us whom want to learn and enrich our minds my dear . 🔥❤️🔥 💯

[@WatchingClowns]

Holly Springs NC best place to move for jobs and opportunities

[@candidob8683]

This video can not be bothered to learn the difference between Hispanic and Latino. These terms are NOT interchangable as one is a groups of southern Europeans that live in 3 countries, the other is a face made of various cultures in 29 in the Americas. Read below to learn more.... Hispanic (Spanish: hispano, hispánico) is a term that originally denoted a relationship to the ancient Hispania, (think of Spain, Portugal, parts of France and parts of North Africa) a country that geographically coincided with the Iberian Peninsula. During the Modern Era, Hispanic sometimes takes on a more limited meaning, relating to the contemporary nation of Spain, one of the successor states of Hispania. Prior to the marriage of Queen Isabella I of Castile and King Ferdinand II of Aragon in 1469, the four Christian kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula, namely the Kingdom of Portugal, the Crown of Aragon, the Crown of Castile, and the Kingdom of Navarre, were collectively referred to as Hispania - the Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula. This revival of the old Roman name in the Middle Ages appears to have originated in Provençal, and appears to be first documented at the end of the 11th century. In the Council of Constance, the four kingdoms shared one vote. The term Latinoamericano or "Latin American", latino for short, was used for the first time in the nineteenth century when the French occupied Mexico (1862-1867), leading to the Second Mexican Empire, and wanted to be included in what is considered Spanish America. In a more literal definition, which remains faithful to the original usage, Latin America designates all of those countries and territories in the Americas where a Romance language (i.e., languages derived from Latin, and hence the name of the region) is spoken: Spanish, Portuguese, and French, and the creole languages based upon these.

[@kylebrowning1476]

I love the Hispanic and Latino cultures that have been infused within so many cities in the United States

[@candidob8683]

There are 29 Latin American countries and 3 countries which made up Hispania in Europe. Which of those cultures do you like exactly? I doubt you experienced all of them, and all are unique.

[@jaimeestrada889]

They mainly live in California