North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States
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North from Mexico: The Spanish-Speaking People of the United States

by Carey Mcwilliams, Matt S. Meier, Alma M. García

History Sociology
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A foundational historical account of Spanish-speaking communities in the United States, tracing their presence, contributions, and evolving social context from early settlement to the present.

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North from Mexico examines the long-standing presence and influence of Spanish-speaking peoples in the United States.

The book traces historical developments from early settlement through modern times, highlighting social and cultural dynamics.

It provides context for understanding demographic changes and community experiences across different regions.

Updated editions incorporate additional scholarship and perspectives on evolving issues facing these populations.

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