A core cultural value emphasizing close family ties and mutual support.
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What is the meaning of 'familismo'?
A core cultural value emphasizing close family ties and mutual support.
What is the meaning of 'marianismo'?
The idealization of women as delicate, feminine, and submissive, like the Virgin Mary.
What is the meaning of 'machismo'?
The expectation that men should be strong and dominant.
What is the meaning of 'sobremesa'?
The leisurely conversation at the table after a meal, common in Spain.
What is 'food insecurity'?
The state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food.
What does 'energy scarcity' mean?
The lack of reliable access to electricity and other energy sources.
Define 'cultural transmission'.
The process by which cultural elements, such as beliefs, values, and practices, are passed down from one generation to the next.
What is a 'primary caregiver'?
The person who is mainly responsible for taking care of a child or dependent adult.
What is meant by 'household duties'?
The tasks and responsibilities involved in managing and maintaining a home, such as cleaning, cooking, and laundry.
What is 'economic advancement'?
Improvement in one's financial situation or standard of living.
What is the meaning of 'familismo'?
A core cultural value emphasizing close family ties and mutual support.
What is the meaning of 'marianismo'?
The idealization of women as delicate, feminine, and submissive, like the Virgin Mary.
What is the meaning of 'machismo'?
The expectation that men should be strong, dominant, and providers.
What is the meaning of 'sobremesa'?
The leisurely conversation at the table after a meal, common in Spain.
What is 'food insecurity'?
The state of being without reliable access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food.
What does 'energy scarcity' mean?
Lack of reliable access to electricity and other forms of energy.
Define 'cultural transmission'.
The process of passing down traditions, heritage, and cultural values from one generation to the next.
What are 'gender roles'?
Societal expectations and norms regarding the behavior, actions, and roles of individuals based on their gender.
Define 'socioeconomic challenges'.
Issues related to economic and social factors that hinder progress and well-being, such as poverty and lack of resources.
What does 'inequality' mean?
The unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and rights within a society.
What role do grandparents play in Hispanic societies?
They are highly valued and play a crucial role in family life, often providing childcare, economic support, and cultural transmission.
What does the saying 'En el vientre nace toda la vida' reflect?
It reflects the traditional view of women's role as life-givers.
How did the Colonial Era influence gender roles in Hispanic societies?
The arrival of Christianity introduced marianismo, which idealized women as submissive, and reinforced machismo, where men were expected to be dominant.
What are some common leisure time activities for families in Spain?
Gathering for large meals with sobremesa, strolling through town centers, and watching TV shows together.
What are some challenges faced by families regarding food?
Many families struggle with food insecurity, leading to malnutrition, especially in children.
How does energy scarcity affect families?
Lack of reliable electricity and internet access limits opportunities for education and economic advancement.
How does limited education access affect families?
Poorly funded education systems and lack of connectivity hinder students' academic progress.
Describe the traditional roles of women in the Pre-Columbian Era.
Women were primarily responsible for childcare, household duties, and agriculture near the home.
What are some factors contributing to the evolving role of women in Hispanic societies?
Women have fought for equality, gaining access to education, joining the workforce, and sharing household responsibilities.
What is the significance of 'plazas' in Hispanic communities?
Plazas serve as central gathering places for families and communities to socialize, relax, and participate in cultural events.