History
Mexican Gastronomy
Customs
Geography
Culture and Art
100

The “Grito de Dolores“ started this fight. 

Mexico’s Independence 

100

Sauce made with avocado, chili and limes

Guacamole 

100

Day to honor the dead with altars 

Day of the dead 

100

The river that separates Mexico from the USA

El Río Bravo 

100

Painter famous for her self-portraits and eyebrows 

Frida Kahlo

200

Year in which Mexico achieved Independence 

In 1821

200

Poblano dish with nut cream and pomegranate

Chiles en nogada 

200

A very famous folk dance from Veracruz 

La Bamba 

200

The highest volcano in the whole country 

Citlaltépetl (Pico de Orizaba) 

200

Singer known as the sun from Mexico 

Luis Miguel 

300

Civilization that founded Tenochtitlan

Aztecas aka. Mexicas

300

Pre-Hispanic  technique of cooking corn with lime (cal)

Nixtamalización  

300

Magical and colorful beings made of cardboard or wood

Alebrijes 

300

Mexican state with the longest peninsula 

Baja California 

300

Director who won an Oscar for his movie “Pinocchio”

Guillermo del Toro

400

President who remained in power for more than 30 years. 

Porfirio Díaz 

400

Edible fungus that grows on corn 

Huitlacoche 

400

A Michoacan Holy Week (semana Santa) tradition in Janitzio

The Procession of Silence or Night of the Dead 

400

The only river that flows into the Gulf of California 

El Río Colorado 

400

Author of the novel Pedro Paramo 

Juan Rulfo 

500

Treaty that ended the Mexican-American War. 

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

500

State where the “tlayuda” originated 

Oaxaca

500

UNESCO declaration for charrería

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. 

500

The state that has the lowest number of population 

Baja California Sur

500

Muralist who painted “Man at the Crossroads” or “El hombre en la encrucijada” 

Diego Rivera