
Fanny Mairena,
6, second from left, dances in costume during the 33rd annual Hispanic
Day Parade Sunday, Oct. 12, 1997 in New York.
(AP Photo/Adam Nadel) Copyright: ©The Associated Press All Rights Reserved.
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Britannica
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Hispanic Heritage and
Culture
Britannica
Elementary
Compton's
by Britannica - Middle
School
Encyclopaedia
Britannica - High School
Hispanics > United States >The people > Ethnic
distribution
Hispanics (Latinos) make up about one-eighth of the U.S. population. In this
Britannica article you will learn about the Hispanic population in the United
States and from which contries most immigrate from.
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NewsBank
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National
Hispanic Heritage Month (Special Report)
Read about Important Issues, Events/Eventos y temas importantes,
Culture/Cultura, Historical Figures and Leaders/Líderes y figuras históricas,
maps, and websites.
Celebrating
Hispanic Heritage Month NewsBank Kidspage Article
What do a baseball star, an astronaut, and a top U.S. soldier in Iraq have in
common? They are all making history--and they are all Hispanic-American.
Supports TEKS >
(1.16) Reading/culture. The student reads or listens to increase
knowledge of his/her own culture, the culture of others,
and the common elements of cultures. 128.3.1.16.A Connect his/her
own experiences with the life experiences, languages, customs,
and culture of others (K-3).
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EBSCO
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Celebrate
Hispanic Heritage! > EBSCO link
This innovative site provides students with an opportunity
to "discover the contributions and rich cultures of
Hispanics in the United States" through biographies,
time lines, links, and more. Students can access "Hispanic
History in the Americas," which opens an interactive
map linked to information about Hispanic/Latino nations
and people, "Meet Famous Latinos," a set of profiles
of several noted celebrities, and "Latinos in History," a
database of 25 biographies.

A
Place in the Stars
This article
features U.S. astronaut Ellen Ochoa first Latina in Space. Educational
background of Ochoa; Career of Ochoa in the U.S. National Aeronautics
and Space Administration; Challenges faced by Ochoa as an astronaut.
Soccer,
Salsa and Sterotypes
How stereotypes can be overcome in a multicultural society.
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