In spanish latin america, people who were of mixed european and indian ancestry were called criollos. mulattoes. mestizos. peninsulares.

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In the colonial period, the mixtures of races between Europeans, Indians, and black africans generated diverse denominations specific to each case, among which were the mestizos, people who were the fruit of the crossing of European Spaniards with the native Indians of South America.

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