Spaniards and Italians are seen as white on the European continent, but in the United States they are considered not to fall into this category. This cognitive difference involves a number of factors, including physical appearance, language, and culture

Spaniards and Italians are seen as white on the European continent, but in the United States they are considered not to fall into this category. This cognitive difference involves a number of factors, including physical appearance, language, culture, religion, and many other aspects. First, there is a clear difference between the physical characteristics of Spaniards and Italians and mainstream whites in the United States. The diversity of the history of the Spanish people has made their appearance more diverse, while the Italians have different skin tones and characteristics due to their north-south differences. Secondly, language and cultural differences also lead to cognitive differences. The use of Spanish and Italian in the United States was restricted, and negative images such as gangsters, criminals, and thieves were associated, while the influence of Catholicism on Spaniards and Italians created a religious divide. Finally, differences in economy, technology, and culture also exacerbate cognitive differences. These factors are intertwined in the historical and cultural context of the United States, creating a complex history of Spaniards and Italians who have long been disregarded as white. However, this cognitive difference has gradually disappeared with the changing times, and the Spaniards and Italians have gradually merged and developed in the cultural and social life of the United States.

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