Informative Essay About Mexico

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All about the mexican culture
Jordyn Sickler
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Table of contents
Introduction 2
Climate 3
Food 4
Holidays 5
Conclusion 6 bibliography 7 introduction Mexico is a great place to visit. But you probably don’t know all the details. Mexico is filled with much more than good food, soccer, and warm weather. It has many other things. but you will be learning about things like their warm temperatures and climate, there amazing holidays like dios de los Muertos and día de la independencia. You will hear some
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I hope you learned a lot about Mexico like there climate food and holidays.Mexico has a lot more in their culture. Maybe you could ask yourself “what else is in there culture” Bibliography
Works Cited
“Home.” Andale Taqueria & Mercado, www.andaletaqueriaymercado.com/.
“Main Page.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 1 Jan. 2018, www.wikipedia.org/.
“Mexico Political Map.” Emapsworld, www.emapsworld.com/mexico-political-map.html.
“Mexico Clipart Mexico Map Clipart.” Mexico Clipart Mexico Map Clipart - Pencil and in Color Mexico Clipart Mexico Map Clipart, moziru.com/explore/Mexico clipart Mexico Map Clipart/#gal_post_3411_mexico-clipart-mexico-map-clipart-14.jpg.
Newsroom, UC. “UC President Napolitano to Meet with Mexico's Government, Education and Business Leaders.” University of California, 7 Apr. 2017,

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