Question

early cultural formations of hispanic peoples
cultural origins and development
the hispanic and latino cultures in the united states trace back across hundreds of years of history, predating the influence of the earliest spanish explorers.

• hispanic culture stems in large part from the indigenous people of south america. large groups included the inca, maya, and aztec, while smaller groups included the taino, pueblo, and others.
• contact with spanish conquistadors introduced aspects of spanish culture and language, a language which dominates most of central and south america to this day.
• portuguese colonial populations, predominantly in brazil, were to the south influence of tupi.
• the migration of enslaved africans by colonizing spaniards introduced aspects of a third ethnicity into an increasingly blended culture.
• the mixing of enslaved native and african populations sometimes created a distinct society especially in instances where the two were able to escape and form their own communities.

what relation do indigenous peoples like the artecshave to hispanic culture?
they were an integral part of what became the hispanic peoples.
they were essentially hispanic but with a different name.
they threatened ancient hispanic with extinction.

Explanation:

Hispanic culture has roots in the indigenous people of South - America among others. Indigenous groups like the Artec (assuming it's a typo and perhaps you mean an indigenous group) contributed to the formation of Hispanic culture, making them an integral part of what became the Hispanic peoples.

Answer:

They were an integral part of what became the Hispanic peoples.