Mexican Culture
Spanish Culture
Día de los Muertos
Geography
Grab Bag
100
Mole, tamales, and these are a part of traditional cuisine that include marinated meats, salsa, and fresh herbs
tacos
100
Term of the explorers that established colonies in Mexico and other Hispanic countries
conquistadores
100
Traditions of Dia de los Muertos are mixed with Aztec culture and this religion
Catholic
100
The capital of Panama
Panama City
100
This county is known for their worry dolls tradition
Guatemala
200
The Mayas and this other pre-Columbian civilization are a rich part of Mexican heritage
Aztecs
200
The capital of Spain
Madrid
200
Brightly colored tissue paper used to decorate during the holiday
papal picado
200
Mexico
200
Dia de los Muertos is celebrated around this American holiday
Halloween
300
These are underground sinkholes that people can swim in
ceynotes
300
a type of Spanish dancing, not to be confused with the pink bird
Flamenco
300
This flower is often used to decorate cemeteries, alters, and dining tables
marigold
300
The capital of El Salvador
San Salvador
300
The capital of Costa Rica
San Jose
400
A festive holiday that commemorates Mexican pride (but not it's independence)
Cinco de Mayo
400
A Spanish holiday where children leave beverages for the camels
Three Kings Day
400
This food is elaborately decorated and a favorite among the children during this holiday
sugar skulls
400
Guatemala
400
The capital of Honduras
Tegucigalpa
500
The name for Mexican professional wrestling
Lucha Libre
500
This artist is known for his bizarre surrealist creations
Salvador Dali
500
Families include photos, a cup of water, and a towel on these to honor family members that have passed
alters or ofrendas
500
Nicaragua
500
This is the name for the Mexican rodeo that showcases horsemanship and charros wearing elaborate costumes
Charreria