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100

moving from one country to another to settle

Immigration 

100

True or False, Cinco de Mayo celebrates Mexico's independence Day

False

100

Define: ofrenda

An alter of sorts where items are placed to honor the memory of lost loved ones and ancestors

100

migrant workers

People who travel to a country they were not born in to work

100
Mexico was once a colony of what country?

Spain  

200

large ranches

haciendas

200

True or False? 

Cinco de Mayo is more popular in Mexico than the US

False. Today, Cinco de Mayo is more celebrated in the US than Mexico. 

200

True or False

Day of the Dead is Mexico's version of Halloween?

FALSE

200

When a country sends people to settle in another place and has control over that place

colony

200

What religion are most people who live in Mexico?

Catholic

300

factories that assemble parts sent from other countries for cheaper costs

maquiladoras 

300

True or False?

Cinco de Mayo honors Mexican culture

True

300

Why is it important for Miguel's family to put out photos and create ofrendas on Day of the Dead?

So that his loved ones can pass over and visit the land of the living

300

define:peninsula

piece of land surrounded on three sides by water

300

Name the main 3 mountain ranges of Mexico

Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Sierra Madre del Sur

400

sun-dried clay bricks

adobe

400

Which holiday is more celebrated in Mexico?

Cinco de Mayo or Day of the Dead

Day of the Dead

400
Why was Hector disappearing in the land of the dead

Coco was forgetting him

400

Warring people of central Mexico

Aztec

400

Mexico's capital

Mexico City

500

farming only to produce enough for your family

subsistence farming

500

Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May commemorates (celebrates) what day in Mexico history?

Victory of the Mexican army over France at the battle of Puebla

500

What were the terms of Miguel's family's blessing?

No music

500

Define:Maquiladoras

factories that assemble parts from other countries

500
Today, Mexico City stands on the site of the ancient Aztec capital of 

Tenochtitlan