Hispanic, Latino, Chicano, and Latinx

What does the term "Hispanic" refer to?

• Someone from a Spanish-speaking country or with Spanish ancestry.

• Someone from a French-speaking country.

• Someone from a Portuguese-speaking country.

• Someone from an English-speaking country.

What does the term "Latino" refer to?

• Someone from Spain

• Someone with origins in Latin America, regardless of language spoken

• Someone who speaks Spanish

• Someone from Europe

Which country is excluded from the term "Latino"?

• Brazil

• Mexico

• Spain

• Argentina

What does the term "Latinx" refer to?

• A gender-specific term for people from Latin America

• A gender-neutral term for someone with origins in Latin America

• A term for people from Spain

• A term used exclusively in Spain

In the term "Latinx," what does the "X" replace?

• The letter E

• The letter O/A

• The letter I

• The letter U

What does the term "Chicano" refer to?

• Mexican Americans with political and activist identities

• A traditional Mexican dance

• A type of Mexican cuisine

• A popular Mexican holiday

In which decade was the term "Chicano" popularized?

• 1950s

• 1960s

• 1970s

• 1980s

How do individuals who identify as "Chicano" view their political stance?

• Conservative and traditional

• Progressive and leftist or liberal

• Apolitical and neutral

• Nationalistic and isolationist