An Essay On Guatemala

In Guatemala there areis so many things you can do, and many new things you can learn about. Tlike there religion is kind of similar to most religions we know about like the spanish speaking latinosladinos are mostly roman catholic also catholic and. protestant beliefs are filtering into the mayans community .Forty percent about 40% of guatemalans are protestant but catholicism was the official religion during the colonial era .Tthere is also a small muslim population with at least one mosque in Guatemala City . The Mayan calendar is still in use in parts of Guatemala today, particularly in the Western Highlands,and is pegged closely to the agricultural cycle . Though guatemala does notn't have a standout national dish ,most did
Guatemalan people are are largely mestizo it's a mixture of spanish and maya blood. In guatemala the culture is different but similar at the same time to other countries or towns but they do a thing called social conventions and at the social conventions they use full names when addressing acquaintances particularly in business and dress is conservative and casual but not in (smartest)?? dining rooms and clubs .Ddid you know ? that the advent of the spanish influenced the culture of guatemala and the power went to the foreigners and their mixed race descendants the “ladino” was now powerful inhibitors of guatemala. Although guatemala has many things to do and new things to learn about what i thought about this was how guatemala reflects on the mayan which is really cool also how their culture and food is different than most cities and countries because they use corn for everything because of a belief that people came from corn so they grow the crop because it should form a staple diet and there culture is different because guatemalan people are largely mestizo’s it's a mixture of spanish and mayan blood which is cool because there culture really reflects on the mayans which i thought was a good thing to