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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse
South America and Mexico? The Europeans killed off the natives, not joined with them. The example you're looking for is probably more along the lines of the Romans in Iberia and Germany. |
Actually in Mexico they did join with the Indians. That is why we have today Mexican. I believe this is also true of Central American and to a lesser extent in South American. The solider did not bring family with them early on. Today Mexican are a mix of European and Native Indian of the area. There are/were many difference Indian tribes in Mexico in 1500.
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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Yup, but the concentration of Native blood in the average Mexican today is less than the equivalent of 1 great-grandparent of Native blood. The question isn't one of absolute destruction; it's a question of scale. Mexico's population is overwhelmingly (although not entirely) European. |
Not so. In the school that I work at today, we have about 30 to 35 % Mexican pop. After looking at them, you kind of know which have more Indian blood then the others (I have Indian blood). One of my best friends at school is a young Mexican lady. I call her young but she is 34 years old. She was born in Mexico and her father who is American w/Mexican ancestry came back to the US and raise her in SF We talk a lot about Mexico and the Spanish and French influent in their culture. She is Aztec & Spanish. Her Mother family live in Mexico City area for many generation. She has a Master degree, so when she talks about Mexico, I listen and of course asks lot of question. I have always asked a lot of question about thing.
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