Section 1: Mexico's Land and EconomyMain Idea:Mexico's mountainous landscape and varied climate create different economic regions.
Location:Mexico is part of a land bridge that connects North and South America.
Location:Much of Mexico lies in the tropics, but the climate in some areas is cool because of high elevation.
Economics:Landforms and climate combine to create three economic zones in Mexico.
Movement Mexico's economy is growing, and people are moving to the northern cities.
Mexico's History:Main Idea: Mexico's culture reflects a blend of its Native American and Spanish past.
History:Mexico's Native American civilizations-the Olmec,Maya and Aztec also known as Mexica-made many contributions to Mexico's culture.
Culture:Mexico's people reflect the country's Native American and Spanish roots.
History: The Spanish ruled Mexico from the 1500s to 1821, when Mexico won its independence.
History:The poor people in Mexico revolted against the rich and powerful church and military leaders in 1910.
Mexico Today:Main Idea: Mexicans enjoy a rich and lively culture but face many serious challenges.
Location:About 75 percent of Mexicans live in cities today.
Culture:Mexicans enjoy celebrations called fiestas, which can include parades,fireworks and music.
Government:Mexico's government is a federal republic.
Economics:Chalenges facing Mexico include problems caused by population growth,foreign investment and debt,and pollution.
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Location:Mexico is part of a land bridge that connects North and South America.
Location:Much of Mexico lies in the tropics, but the climate in some areas is cool because of high elevation.
Economics:Landforms and climate combine...
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