¿De dónde viene tu apellido? (Parte 2)

The video explores the origins and meanings of surnames in Latin America, focusing on Spanish, indigenous, Jewish, and Gypsy influences. It discusses how surnames were derived from professions, geographic locations, and paternal lineage. The video also highlights societal changes affecting surnames, such as women's surname changes and the impact of colonization. Viewers are encouraged to explore further and engage with the content.

During which centuries were Spanish surnames first used?

• 15th to 17th centuries

• 13th to 15th centuries

• 10th to 13th centuries

• 8th to 10th centuries

What was a common reason for the imposition of Spanish surnames on indigenous people?

• To celebrate religious events

• To assimilate them into Spanish culture

• To honor their leaders

• To simplify tax collection

What does the surname 'Soto' refer to?

• A type of tree

• A riverbank forest

• A desert area

• A mountain range

Which surname is derived from a Roman Legion's settlement?

• Rojas

• León

• Montoya

• Zúñiga

What does the surname 'Romero' signify?

• A Basque farmer

• A Roman soldier

• A religious traveler

• A Spanish noble

What is the origin of the surname 'Rodriguez'?

• Son of Ramiro

• Son of Rodrigo

• Son of Ordo

• Son of Sancho

Which Quechua surname means 'sentinel'?

• Sulca

• Guamán

• Cagua

• Guaita