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1.People that reside or originate in Hispanic America. It commonly applies to countries once under colonial possession by the Spanish Empire following Spanish colonization of the Americas, parts of the Asia-Pacific region and Africa. 2. People that are Latin (people who originate or come from Latin America (Latin nationality) 3. Normally refers to people from Spain and it's a language. 4. They were created to show that while they may look, talk, celebrate, dress, and eat the same, they have differences including where they com from. 5. It depends on how people talk/think about it. I could say I don't like a certain race even though a lot of people I know are in the same race. 6. I haven't seen the video so I don't exactly understand this question.
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David asked if the week 4 assignment needed to be updated to Waypoint.
The infinitive is 'to bring'. In ,the other 'to the party',to is a preposition
