American Latinos and the Making of the United States: A Theme Study

American Latino Scholars Expert Panel, National Park System Advisory Board. 2013. American Latinos and the Making of the United States: A Theme Study. National Historic Landmark Theme Studies. National Park Service. Washington, DC

"American Latinos and the Making of the United States: Theme Study" includes an introduction, a core essay, and 16 historic context essays on topics related to the history and culture of American Latinos. A 2022 addendum provides registration guidelines for evaluating potential NHLs and an inventory of nationally significant places associated with American Latino heritage. Introduction, by Frances Negrón-Muntaner and Virginia Sánchez-Korrol Core Essay: The American Latino Heritage, by Stephen J. Pitti Making the Nation: Empires, Wars, Revolutions, by Ramón Gutiérrez Immigration, by David Gutiérrez, Intellectual Traditions, by Nicolás Kanellos, Media, by Felix Gutiérrez. Making a Life: Religion and Spirituality, by Timothy Matovina Arts, by Tomás Ybarra-Frausto Sports, by José Alamillo Food, by Jeffery M. Pilcher Making a Living: Labor, by Zaragosa Vargas Business and Commerce, by Geraldo Cadava Science and Medicine, by John Mckiernan-González Military, by Lorena Oropeza Making a Democracy: Struggles for Inclusion, by Louis DeSipio Law, by Margaret E. Montoya Education, by Victoria Maria MacDonald New Latinos, by Lillian Guerra Further Readings / Bibliography Author Biographies Scholar Panel Biographies Addendum (2022) - National Historic Landmark Registration Guidelines

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Published Report
Authors
American Latino Scholars Expert Panel, National Park System Advisory Board
Date of Issue
2013
Publisher
National Park Service
Keywords
Latina, Latino, National Historic Landmark

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