Mexico
By: Jeana Roe
Background Information
Cities
Some cities that are widely visited, include the capital (Mwexico City), Iztapalapa, Ecatepec de More los and Guadalajara.
History
The Flag
Fun Fact!
Día de la Bandera, or Flag Day, is a holiday where people of Mexico celebrate dedication to the flag of their country. It is every year on February 24th.
The Language
Geography
Location
Physical Features
Mexico is three times the size of Texas!
In Mexico, it typically rains more in the summer.
The north contains many deserts, because it is more dry and hot. Some include: the Mojave Desert, the Sonoran Desert and the Chiahuahuan Desert.
The southwest contains several tropical jungles, because it is generally warm and humid.
There are some mountains, including the Sierra Madre Oriental, and the Sierra Madre Occidental. The mountains cover over 2/3s of Mexico.
Government
Politics
Mexico has a federal republic government.
The leader of it Is President Enrique Pena Nieto.
Tourism
Why do People Visit?
Mexicans are known for being neighborly and welcoming to any guests from another place.
There are tons of beaches and ancient civilizations that have much history and culture among them.
Oaxaca
Oaxaca is a place of much ancient history. There, you may see ruins of ancient buildings or art from long ago.
Mexico City
Mexico City has many activities to do. You can hear live mariachi music, visit museums, and eat at restaurants.
You can see pyramids, and tour through the ancient canals built by the Aztecs while riding in a trajinera.
Beaches
More Fun Facts!
Most movies watched in Spain are in English with Spanish subtitles for the Mexicans to read.
Cows have been known to be found right in front of peoples' houses in Mexico.
Pizza is often eaten with ketchup.
Citations
Works Cited
Images
http://aimore.org/flag/Mexico.jpg
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http://blogs.cfr.org/lindsay/files/2012/07/lindsay-pena-nieto-2012-07-02.jpg
https://www.travelblog.org/pix/Wallpaper/tb_oaxaca_mexico_2.jpg
http://www.travelsupermarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Mexico-beach.jpg