The document describes three important Mexican holidays: Los Niños Heroes Day on September 13th, commemorating young cadets who died defending Mexico City from U.S. invasion; Independence Day on September 16th, marking Mexico's independence from Spain led by Miguel Hidalgo; and Mexican Revolution Day on November 20th, recalling the 1910 rebellion against the long-ruling President Porfirio Diaz, led by figures like Francisco Madero and Emiliano Zapata.

1. Mexican HolidaysJuan Antonio Hernandez

2. 13 of September Los Niños Heroes Day.

3. The Mexicans fight against the Americans that come to invade.

4. They fight in Ciudad de Mexico, in the castle of Chapultepec.

5. One of the young heroes saw that they were about to get the Mexican flag so he got the flag, wrapped himself in it and jumped to the rocks and died for his country.16 of SeptemberThe day of Indepence when the Mexicans reveal against the Spanish.

6. The Mexicans got all they had and fight with hope and strength.

7. They were lead by Miguel Hidalgo who was a priest but fought still the end. 20 of NovemberThe 20 of Novemberwecelebratetheday of theRevolucion Mexicana.

8. In thiseventthepeople of MexicohavehadthePresident Porfirio Diaz.

9. Porfirio Diazwas in powerfor so longthat he reallydidsomegoodthingsforMexicobutstillsomepeoplewhereagainthim so theyrebelledagainsttheGoverment.

10. Themostimportantcharacters are Porfirio Diaz, Francisco Madero, Zapata