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1) On a scale of cat how are you feeling today?

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?

2. What is a Romance language?

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why?

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America?

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America?

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

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1) On a scale of cat how are you feeling today?

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?

2. What is a Romance language?

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why?

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America?

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America?

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

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On a scale of cats I feel like a 9.

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Today i feel like cat 6.

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1. I feel like a 3 today.

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on a scale of cats im a 3

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1.On a scale of cat I feel like an 8.

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1. I am feeling like a 3 in the cat scale.

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On of scale of cats i am feeling a 9

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On a scale of cat, I'm feeling like a 9.

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Today I feel like cat 5, a lazy cat.

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I feel tired

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Today I feel like a 3

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Today I feel like a number 9.

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Today I feel like a 5 and 9

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?

2. What is a Romance language?

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why?

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America?

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America?

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino? Italy

2. What is a Romance language? French, spanish and romanian

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census? irish people

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used? Michel chevalier

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why? Fransico Bilbao

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America? hundreds indigenous culture

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America? chicano

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census? in the year 2000

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918? he argued about spanish american and spanish america

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino? latinx

11. What does the x in Latinx represent? is a non binary version of saying latino

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino? The word Latino came from Italy, which was called Latium at the time.

2. What is a Romance language? It refers to Ancient Rome, where Latin was spoken. Some Romance languages are Spanish, Italian, or Portuguese.

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census? They were counted with Irish and Italian-Americans.

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used? Latin American was first used by Michelle Chavalier in the 1850s.

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why? Latino was first co-opted by Francisco Bibao.

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America? The people that originally lived in Latin American was inhabited by hundreds of indigenous cultures.

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America? Africans were usually excluded from the idea of Latin America.

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census? Latino was added to the U.S. Census in the year 2000.

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918? He argued that using Latin America over Spanish America was ridiculous.

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino? Chicano, Afrolatino, or Mestizo are used as alternatives to "Latino".

11. What does the x in Latinx represent? The x in "Latinx" represents nonbinary people because the word "Latino" is gendered.

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1. What are the origins of the word 'Latino? The origins of the word Latino came from Latium known as "Italy" and the people spoke latin.

2. What is a Romance language? Refers to ancient Rome. Specifically the languages used Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, and French.

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?:   They were counted with Irish and Italian Americans.

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?: The first used term Latin American was Michelle Chevalier.

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why? Latino was first co-opted by Francisco Bibao.

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America? Hundreds of indigenous cultures.

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America? Africans were originally excluded.

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?   In the year 2000, it became a lurring action, than using hispanic.

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918? That using latin-america over of spanish-american.

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino? Chicano, Afro-latino, and Mestizo.

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

The x in lantix represents non-binary people, since spanish is a gendered language.

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino? - Latium

2. What is a Romance language? - Spanish, portugese and romanian

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census? - Irish and Italian

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used? - Michael chevalier

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why?- Fransisco bilbao

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America?- Indegenous cultures

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America?- they were excluded

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?- In the year 2000

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?- that using the term latin american was rediculous.

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?- Chicano people of mexican desent living in the US and mestizo and afrolatino

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?- for non bionary people

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino? The origins of the word is from Italy, and people there spoke Latin and was called Latium before "Rome"

2. What is a Romance language?  all languages that started at Rome the heart of Latium

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?  Irish/Italian Americans

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used? french communist named Michel Chevalier in the 1950's

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why? Francisco Bilbao and because as a way to form

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America? Hundreds of indigenous cultures

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America? Africans were originally excluded

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census? In the year 2000

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918? She argued using the term Latin America over Spanish America was ridiculous

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino? Chicano, Afro-Latino, Mestizo

11. What does the x in Latinx represent? it's mean to compass non binary people and to challenge the gendered terms (the default masculinity of the word)

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?  It comes from Italy which was latium

2. What is a Romance language?  Languages from ancient Rome like spanish, portugese and romanian

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted within the census? Irish and italian americans.

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used? Michel Chevalier in in the 1850s.

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why? Fransico Bilbao as a way to form a cohesive identity

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America? Hundreds of indigenous cultures

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America? They were excluded

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census? The year 2000

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918? Using the term latin america over spanish america was ridiculous .

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino? Chicano and afro-latino and mestizo.

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

X replaces the o for non binary people.

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?

2. What is a Romance language?

3. Up until the 1970’s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted with in the census?

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid 1800’s and why?

6. Who originally lived on what we now know as Latin America?

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America?

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

1. The origins of the world Latino to Italy, but in 500 B.C. Italy use to be Latium.

2. Portuguese, Romania, and Latin and French

3. They were counted within the census as Irish and Italian Americans.

4. Michel Chevalier was the first person

5. Francisco Bilbao co-opted the term Latio

6. Hundreds of Indigenous cultures lived in what we know as Latin-American

7. African population were excluded in the idea of Latin-American

8. 2000

9. He argued that it was ridiculous and wanted them to keep the old terms or "traditional" term.

10. Some other words that people describes their identity other than Lantion are Chicano, Afro-Latino, or Mestizo

11. Spanish America, and Spanish Americans.

12. Latinx represents non-bindary people.

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1. What are the origins of the word Latino?

- The origins of the word Latino were in Italy.

2. What is a Romance language?
- A Romance language was considered Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, and French.

3. Up until the 1970s who were people of Mexican-Americans, Cubans, and Puerto Ricans counted within the census?
- They were counted within the census as Irish and Italian Americans.

4. Who first used the term Latin America and when was it first used?
Michel Chevalier was the first person to use the term Latin America it was first used in

5. Who co-opted the term Latino in the mid-1800s and why?
Francisco Bilbao co-opted the term Latio in the mid-1800s because

6. Who originally lived in what we now know as Latin America?
- Hundreds of Indigenous cultures lived in what we now know as Latin America.

7. Where African populations included in the idea of Latin-America
African populations were excluded from the idea of Latin -America.

8. When was Latino added to the U.S. Census?
- Latino was added to the US census in 2000.

9. What did Dr. Jaurelio Espinosa argue in 1918?
He argued that it was ridiculous and wanted them to keep the old terms or "traditional" terms.

10. What are some other words people may use to describe their identity other than Latino?
Some other words that people describe their identity other than Latino are Chicano, Afro-Latino, or Mestizo.

11. What does the x in Latinx represent?

The x in Latinx represents the non-binary people in the Latino community and is used as a non-gender term.