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D: 11/5/12
A: Notes on Mexico Today
S: What is life like in Mexico
   today?
H: None
w.o.d: haciendas

Warm-up: Answer questions 1 & 2 on
pg. 171. Write the questions and
answers.
Word of the Day
  WORD       DEIFINTION    SENTENCE      PICTURE


                 Huge
              Farmlands      Peasants
            granted by the and Indians
haciendas      Spanish        usually
             monarch to
                            worked on
               Favored
               people in
                                the
                Spain’s    Haciendas
               colonies.    in Mexico.
I. Mexico’s Cities & Villages
a. At the center of cities in Mexico is a plaza or
   public square
   i. Church
   ii. Government center
b. In poorer sections of town people build
   house out of boards, metal or cardboard
c. Many homes are made of adobe, straw and
   tile.
II. Mexican Culture
a. Art
  i. Murals and writings reflect
     the values of Mexican people
II. Mexican Culture
b. Food
  i. corn, chocolate, tomatoes and
       chilies were all native to Mexico
  ii. Spain brought beef, chicken,
       cheese and olive oil that Mexicans
       added to their cooking
  iii. Tortillas made of flour or corn can
       be mixed with meat, beans,
       vegetables, cheese and spicy chills
       to make tacos & enchiladas
II. Mexican Culture
c. Music
   i. Mariachis play the violin, guitar,
       horn and bass in bands
   ii. Today music has become fast
       paced rhythms with singing
II. Mexican Culture
d. Celebrations
   i. Fiestas include parades, fireworks, music
        and dancing
   ii. Mexican Independence day – Sept 16th
   iii. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated for the day
        when Mexico defeated the invading
        French army.
   iv. November 2 is called Day of the Dead
        when people honor dead loved ones
III. Mexico’s Economy
a. Agriculture
   i. Corn, beans, wheat & rice
b. Exports
   i. coffee, cotton, vegetables, fruit,
      livestock & tobacco
c. Industry & Manufacturing
   i. Cars, consumer goods, steel,
      clothing & oil
Mexico’s Economy
d. Natural Resources
   i. petroleum & natural gas
e. Service Industries
   i. banking & tourism
f. Free Trade
   i. NAFTA with Canada & the US
IV. Mexico’s Government
a. Federal Republic where power is
   shared between state & federal
   governments. Ran by a president
   how has more power than the
   judicial & legislative branches
V. Mexico’s Challenges
a. Population
  i. Cities are becoming over crowded and poor
  ii. Migrant workers are going to the United States
b. Foreign Investment & National Debt
  i.  Mexico took out loans from other countries and have
      not paid them back
  ii. Debt is making their economy suffer
c. Pollution
  i.  Smog or fog and chemicals mixed together cover the
      cities
  ii. Rio Grande has been compromises with chemicals and
      is now the most polluted river in North America

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Mexico today

  • 1. D: 11/5/12 A: Notes on Mexico Today S: What is life like in Mexico today? H: None w.o.d: haciendas Warm-up: Answer questions 1 & 2 on pg. 171. Write the questions and answers.
  • 2. Word of the Day WORD DEIFINTION SENTENCE PICTURE Huge Farmlands Peasants granted by the and Indians haciendas Spanish usually monarch to worked on Favored people in the Spain’s Haciendas colonies. in Mexico.
  • 3. I. Mexico’s Cities & Villages a. At the center of cities in Mexico is a plaza or public square i. Church ii. Government center b. In poorer sections of town people build house out of boards, metal or cardboard c. Many homes are made of adobe, straw and tile.
  • 4. II. Mexican Culture a. Art i. Murals and writings reflect the values of Mexican people
  • 5. II. Mexican Culture b. Food i. corn, chocolate, tomatoes and chilies were all native to Mexico ii. Spain brought beef, chicken, cheese and olive oil that Mexicans added to their cooking iii. Tortillas made of flour or corn can be mixed with meat, beans, vegetables, cheese and spicy chills to make tacos & enchiladas
  • 6. II. Mexican Culture c. Music i. Mariachis play the violin, guitar, horn and bass in bands ii. Today music has become fast paced rhythms with singing
  • 7. II. Mexican Culture d. Celebrations i. Fiestas include parades, fireworks, music and dancing ii. Mexican Independence day – Sept 16th iii. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated for the day when Mexico defeated the invading French army. iv. November 2 is called Day of the Dead when people honor dead loved ones
  • 8. III. Mexico’s Economy a. Agriculture i. Corn, beans, wheat & rice b. Exports i. coffee, cotton, vegetables, fruit, livestock & tobacco c. Industry & Manufacturing i. Cars, consumer goods, steel, clothing & oil
  • 9. Mexico’s Economy d. Natural Resources i. petroleum & natural gas e. Service Industries i. banking & tourism f. Free Trade i. NAFTA with Canada & the US
  • 10. IV. Mexico’s Government a. Federal Republic where power is shared between state & federal governments. Ran by a president how has more power than the judicial & legislative branches
  • 11. V. Mexico’s Challenges a. Population i. Cities are becoming over crowded and poor ii. Migrant workers are going to the United States b. Foreign Investment & National Debt i. Mexico took out loans from other countries and have not paid them back ii. Debt is making their economy suffer c. Pollution i. Smog or fog and chemicals mixed together cover the cities ii. Rio Grande has been compromises with chemicals and is now the most polluted river in North America