Imagine you are learning about Hispanic/Latino heritage for the very first time. What would you be curious to know about the traditions, foods, music, or celebrations?

 I would like to know the difference between latino and Hispanic. And the culture that each of them share and differ from each other. I would also like to learn how to dance with eachother like they do.


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I learned how to write a thesis statement.

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