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Mexico
- 1. Take a tourof Mexico Mexico By: Peyton Terrette
- 3. Where About YouWant To Go????? Temperature, Facts Do Size, Mexico's Location of People Charreria And seasonGeography Mexico #2 People Religion Mexico's Products of Mexico Flag Economy Types Capital of of Education Mexico Money Alphabet in Mexico Mexico’s Name Mexico’s Political #1 Political Major Government #2 Sports Bibliography Click here to exit……. A Brief Summary
- 4. Location Of Mexico •Location- Southern North America • Borders- USA, Caribbean Sea, Golf of Mexico, Belize, Pacific Ocean, and Guatemala • Has a 9,330 km coastline • Located at 23°N and 102°W • 1,972,550 km² total land area!
- 5. Temperature, Size, andSeasons • Has a 9,330 km coastline • Average temperature is 66.2 degrease and 42.8 degrees Fahrenheit • Total land boundary 4,353 km • About slightly less 3 times the size of Texas • The climate varies for desert to tropical average temperature • June to September is the rainy season Click Here!!!
- 6. Facts about Mexico'sGeography • Has almost 150 rivers! • Ranked 15th out of largest countries. • High, rugged mountains • low costal plains • High Plateaus CLICK TO GO BACK! • Desert • It is separated into three time zones
- 7. Click Here!!! People • The population of Mexico is 111,211,789 • Birth Death rate- 4.8/1,000 • The infant mortality death rate is 19.2/1000 people • People on average should live to be about 70!
- 8. Click Here!!! Religion • Many people are roman Catholics • Roman Catholics are expanding • 95% of Mexicans are Roman Catholics
- 9. Click Here!!! People #2 • 1100 people have died there from aids • Language is 97.7% Spanish • Guys are expected to live to be 73 at birth • Girls are expected to live to be 79 at birth
- 10. Click Here!!! Economy • Industries are food and beverages, chemicals, iron and steel, petroleum, mining, textiles, clothing, motor vehicles, tourism and consumer durables • Oil consumed/day 1.772 million bbl • Oil production/day 2.601 million bbl
- 11. Products of Mexico • Corn, beans, rice • Soybeans, wheat, cotton • Coffee, fruit, tomatoes • Beef, poultry, dairy, wood CLICK HERE!
- 12. Type of Money!!!!!! •InMexico they use Pesos • One US dollar is equal to 9.5$ in Mexico • Other countries use Mexico to purchase many inexpensive items CLICK HERE!
- 13. Alphabet • A a R erre • B be S ese • C ce T te • D d U u E e V uve • F efe W uve doble • G ge X equis • H hache Y i griega ye • I i Z zeta • J jota • K ka • L ele • M eme • N ene • O o • P pe • Q cu Back
- 14. Major Sports • Footballand boxing are the major sports • Basketball, Golf, Bullfighting, Wrestling are big too. • They also play charreria. Back
- 15. Charreria • It is a game with 9 events • Men play 8 of the events • Women play the other • It is like a rodeo but with different rules. Back
- 16. Mexico's Flag • Greenwhite and red were set as the flags color when they wont their independence from Spain. • The flag was made in 1821 • The current flag was made in 1968 Back
- 17. Education in Mexico • You are required to attend school • You start preschool when you are 2 • End preschool when you are 5 • Start elementary when you are 6 Back
- 18. Government in Mexico •They are Federal Republic • It declared its independence in 1810 • It 1820 it was recognized by Spain. Back
- 19. Mexico's Name • UnitedMexican States is the true name • In short form is Mexico • To Mexicans it is spelled Estados Unidos Mexicanos • Local short for is Mexico also Back
- 20. Capital of Mexico •The capital is Mexico City • It is located about 19 26 N, 99 08 W • The time difference is they are only 1 hour after Washington DC Back
- 21. Politician #1 • There are 3 branches like the united state • Executive branch • Judicial branch • Legislative branch • There government is a lot like the US Back
- 22. Political #2 • Thereare many Political Pressure groups and leaders • Some include Broad Progressive Front or FAP • Businessmen's Coordinating Council or CCE • Confederation of Employers of the Mexican Republic • COPARMEX Back
- 23. A Brief Summary •Has the largest number of Spanish speaking people in the world • Is the 4th largest country in the western hemisphere • It is very rich in recourses such as oil and different types of gas Back
- 24. Bibliography • www.worldbook.com • www.wikipedia.com • www.google.com • www.yahoo.com Back