Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the cultures of which regions?
Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central & South America
What is a ‘tamale’?
Corn dough wrapped in a husk
Which country has the largest Spanish-speaking population?
Mexico
What main resource does Mi Gente LSCC offer?
Peer support!
Which famous artist is known for self-portraits and was born in Mexico?
Frida Kahlo
When does Hispanic Heritage Month begin in the United States?
September 15
Which Latin American country is famous for Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro?
Brazil
Which country’s official language is Portuguese, not Spanish?
Brazil
Which group of students is Mi Gente Latinx primarily for?
ALL students
Which Caribbean country shares an island with Haiti?
Dominican Republic
Which Latin music style is commonly celebrated during Hispanic Heritage Month?
Salsa
What is the traditional Mexican holiday celebrated on November 1st and 2nd?
Día de los Muertos
What mountain range runs along the west side of South America?
Andes
What is one key value of Mi Gente Latinx?
Community empowerment
Which Latin American country is home to the ancient city of Machu Picchu?
Peru
Which of the following countries celebrates its independence on September 15?
Guatemala
Which Latin American country is famous for Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro?
Brazil
What is the currency of Mexico?
Peso
Where is the Mi Gente Latinx Center located on the UMN Twin Cities campus?
Coffman Memorial Union
What’s the name of the traditional music style from the Dominican Republic?
Bachata
Which U.S. President officially made Hispanic Heritage Week a month-long celebration?
Ronald Reagan
What is “El Grito de Dolores”?
Mexico’s cry for independence
What is the capital of Peru?
Lima
What is the mission of Mi Gente Latinx at the University of Minnesota?
Celebrate Latinx heritage, build community, and support students
What is the most popular sport in the Latin American region?
Futbol!