Question

hispanic heritage month
understanding latino vs. hispanic identity
during hispanic heritage month, there is a focus on understanding the diverse backgrounds within the latino and hispanic communities that compose an important facet of american society. these terms are often used interchangeably, but they have different meanings.

• definition: according to the national museum of the american latino, \latino\ refers to individuals with national and ancestral ties to latin america and the caribbean, while \hispanic\ refers to those with a connection to spain and the spanish language.
• distinction: while people can be both hispanic and latino, given the two backgrounds are deeply connected, geo - markers reflect a deeper diversity within these communities. hispanic and latino identities do not always have the same effects on society or identity.

latino culture refers specifically to______
cultures influenced by spanish heritage
immigrant cultures within the u.s.
cultures arising out of latin america

Explanation:

The term "Latino" refers to individuals with ancestral and cultural ties to Latin America and the Caribbean. So Latino culture specifically refers to cultures arising out of Latin America. Hispanic is more tied to Spanish - heritage and language. Immigrant cultures within the U.S. is too broad and not the most specific reference for Latino culture.

Answer:

cultures arising out of Latin America