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Immigration has shaped the United States as a nation since the first newcomers arrived over 400 years ago. Beyond being a powerful demographic force responsible for how the country and its population became what they are today, immigration has contributed deeply to many of the economic, social, and political processes that are foundational to the United States as a nation. Specifically, the immigrants of Hispanic background have had a major influence in the policies that shape our country. The economic

by Friar de Niza, who was forced to guide. Not only was Friar de Niza called to lead, but also Estebanico had to guide. This would make Estebanico’s second trip in the search for Cibola. Their expedition “started north of Mexico [in] the present-day states of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and parts of Kansas” (Early American History 1). As they were undertaking this task, Estebanico and Marcos would not get along during the journey since they would fight over who was the leader. During the

European Exploration of the Indian Territory Exploration of the “New World” and the Indian Territory can be summed down to one major component, greed. Greed for power. Greed for gold. Greed for pocket lining commerce. Greed for allies. Greed for more souls to serve the Christian God. Greed for more land. Greed to protect what they have conquered. All different, but all from the same root. The Indian Territory is touched by all forms of this greed, and the approach maybe different but both brought

Adair Billy is quite connected to her Indian identity, although it does not seem like it. She lives in New Orleans, Louisiana, working as a stockbroker for a large firm, where she is highly sought after and praised for her abilities. She made a name for herself there by saving many clients a lot of money, she woke up to a voice telling her about a company that was not doing well. She removed her clients from the firm going under, many believing that it was her Native upbringing, and they are not

Zoot Suit’s use of duality and politicization of characters and ideologies is a key component of the Sleepy Lagoon murder and the disempowerment of Mexican Americans in the 1940s, which lead to the rise of the Chicano movement. Through the two main characters that the audience see political matters highlighted and duality of humanity. Henry Reyna and El Pachuco are granted three dimensional personalities in Zoot Suit through writing techniques and artistic aspects, which serve to represent the disempowerment

those in poverty with little to no power. While the Acoma Pueblo American community knew of a different side to Juan de Oñate, the rich knew only of his greatest accomplishments. Juan De Oñate was the “…conquistador who established the colony of New Mexico for Spain. During his despotic governorship, he vainly sought the mythical riches of North America…” (“Juan De Oñate”) but is most known for founding the southwestern United States. He is praised and celebrated, but most people are ignorant to his

Module Two: Thinking like a Historian Part One Compare the views of these two scholars by answering the following questions. Be sure to find specific examples in the selections to support your answers. 1.) What issues that surround Latino immigration to America does each author address? Dr. Jason Richwine discusses the Latino’s absorption and integration into the American culture. He compares the Latino nation with other countries’ immigrants that has rose out of poverty, while the Hispanics

The Struggle life of a Mexican-American In today's society, racial profiling is not unheard of, actually it is quite common. It is still at debate whether the act of racial profiling in moral or not. In the essay “Exile. El Paso, Texas”, Saenz describes his personal experience of discrimination due to his ethnic background. Saenz is a Mexican-American and because he lives in El Paso, which is a border town, he is often mistaken for an illegal immigrant by other Americans. Throughout the essay,

The word totem derives from the Algonquian word “odoodem” meaning kinship group. You can see how that represents a totem pole well because a ceremony for a new pole is watched by hundreds of tribe members. More than just beautiful carvings, totem poles represent myths, legends, and honourable stories of families or tribes. Myths play a large role in Native American totem poles, this is not really a surprise because Native people believed in more superstitious things. They believed that