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The document summarizes the meanings behind the colors of the Mexican flag - green represents independence from Spain and hope for the future, white represents faith and unity of Mexicans, and red represents the blood spilled by national heroes. It also briefly describes the Mexican coat of arms featuring an eagle on a cactus eating a snake, representing the ancient Aztec people sent to find the land to establish Mexico City.
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- 1. The Colors of… The Mexican Flag Regina Cuevas #6 8ºB
- 2. Green • The “Ejercito Trigarante” gave green the meaning of the independence from Spain. • The most recent meanig for green is hope in the future.
- 3. White • “Ejercito Trigarante”: – Faith, belief, roman catholic faith. • Most recent meaning: – Unity of all Mexicans.
- 4. Red • “Ejercito Trigarante”: – Union between Americans and Europeans. • Most recent meaning: – The blood that was spilled from our national heroes.
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