Mexicans are a mixture of Spanish and Aztec Indians. ...

Most of the earliest European immigrants in North America were Spanish. Later, after Britain defeated the Spanish Armada, the number of British immigrants to North America began to surge. In the early stage, the proportion of the population should be mostly indigenous Indians. Later, due to the slaughter and expulsion, the number of whites gradually became dominant. Among modern Mexicans, Indian genes are still dominant, accounting for 30% of Indians, 58% of Indo-European hybrids, 65,438+00% of whites and 2% of others. But among modern Mexican hybrids, the white man's genes can't be said to be Spanish genes, because we know that Europe had a period of holy Roman Empire, which flourished around the tenth century, bringing a great hybrid to Europe, making most parts of Europe, including Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal), carry Germanic genes. So the genes of modern Spaniards and modern Britons are very similar, and it is impossible to tell whether they are Spanish-Indian or British-