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The changing geography of U.S. Hispanics, 1850-1990
Cultural studies ; Demographic change ; Ethnicity ; Hispanics ; Immigration ; Linguistic minority ; Population ; United States of America
The Hispanic population in the USA has increased from approximately one million in 1930 to ca. 32 million in 1997. Evolution of this population - not all of whom still speak Spanish - is discussed through the twentieth century in terms

Log barns of Hispanic New Mexico

Log barns of Hispanic New Mexico
The cultural landscape of Northern New Mexico reflects a two century-old Hispanic practice of building barns made of logs. However, the A. found that, at another level, their form and function owe more to local innovation than tradition. - (DWG)

Finding common ground : unity in diversity in the political mobilization of U.S. Hispanics
Demographic structure ; Election ; Ethnic minority ; Hispanics ; Living standard ; Minority ; Policy ; Population distribution ; Social status ; United States

Cultural landscape ; Ethnic community ; Hispanics ; Ohio ; Residential environment ; Rural house ; United States of America
AA. assess if Puerto Ricans in Lorain, Ohio, express their ethnicity with residential landscaping. Using a city directory, they identified 300 homes in the city that has a head-of-household that had a Hispanic surname, and they compared their houses
and yards with those of non-Hispanics. The Puerto-Rican yard-complex included a high incidence of religious shrines, front yard flower gardens, potted plants, well maintained yards, and homes painted in pastels. - (SLD)

Ethnic identities and ethnic enclaves : the morphogenesis of San Francisco's Hispanic Barrio

Geographical aspects of Hispanic colonization on the northern frontier of New Spain

Ethnicity and urban recreation : Whites, Blacks and Hispanics in Chicago's public parks

The American Geographical Society’s Map of Hispanic America : million-scale mapping between the wars
The 1:1 million Map of Hispanic America, compiled at the American Geographical Society’s New York headquarters between the First and Second World Wars, has been seen as a landmark in twentieth-century cartography. In this essay the AA. re-evaluate
the Hispanic Map as a technical and scholarly project and re-assess its wider significance for the history of twentieth-century topographic mapping in the light of the cultural and political factors that shaped its development. When finally completed in 1945
, the Hispanic Map was rightly judged an unsurpassed scientific achievement and a major work of art. But it was already out of date, superseded by newer cartographic technologies, particularly aerial survey and reconnaissance, that had removed the need
for the kind of meticulous and painstaking compilation that the Hispanic Map exemplified.

The overlooked ethnic dimension of Hispanic subgroup settlement in New York City
Ethnic community ; Ethnic group ; Ghetto ; Hispanics ; New York City ; New York State ; Socio-economic system ; United States of America ; Urban area ; Urban district ; Urban population

The emergence of new Hispanic settlement patterns in Appalachia
Appalachian Mountains ; County ; Demographic change ; Hispanics ; Internal migration ; Settlement ; Socio-economic system ; Spatial distribution ; United States of America

Significant housing discrimination against Blacks continues to exist in Miami. Blacks live in neighborhoods that are not nearly as segregated by socioeconomic status as are Hispanic and non-Hispanic White neighborhoods. They live in predominantly

Nationale Einheit und kulturelle Vielfalt in den USA. Aufgezeigt am Beispiel der Hispanics im Südwesten

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