Mexico Report

will cover the very basics of Mexico’s history, culture: flag, parties, and

food; people, government, military, transnational issues, communications,

transportation, and geography. Mexico is very large with many different

There is a lot of history on Mexico. I believe there is six key

historical events. The pre-Hispanic era was from 1200 B.C. through 1521

A.D., and five major native civilizations influenced Mexico’s history, but at

different times. Mexico’s first established culture was the Olmecs. They

developed in the coastal states of Veracruz and Tabasco. They also created

an extremely advanced calendar that included the concept of zero. Olmecs

are believed to be around from 1200 B.C. until 200 B.C. The Mayans first

appeared in 1200 B.C. They’re known for their excellence in mathematics

and astrology. By 1400 A.D. the Mayans nearly disappeared leaving

behind a ceremonial center and great ancient cities. The third great group

was the Zapotec/Mixtec. The Zapotecs first appeared in the valley of

Oaxaca around 900 B.C. They were great city builders, created wonderf

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The last of the six major events is 1945until today. Mexico

has come a long way with communication technology. Aztecs developed a complex

linguistic, religious, and military heritage.

Mexico has many advantages because of its geographical location. In 1999

there were 236 television stations with 25. Mexico now has many sources of transportation. The red is for union, of the Spaniards that joined Mexico to

gain independence and for the blood of the national heroes. The

Toltecs were master craftsmen and greatly influenced both the Mayans

and the Aztecs in later years. Those six events were a very vague caption on Mexican history. In 1997 there were 31 million radios with 865

AM stations, around 500 FM stations, and 13 short wave stations.

Mexico claimed its independence on September 16,1810 and formed a

constitution on February 5,1917. The nationality of Mexico born people is Mexican. People of Mexico have

made it a long way and are doing excellently.

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