Mexico and Argentina both have a high variation of languages spoken, though Spanish is the dominant language in both countries. They share some similar celebrations and holidays, such as Christmas and New Years Eve, but Argentina also celebrates Dia de las Malvinas in April and folk dancing festivals in January. While Mexico is known for foods like tamales and enchiladas, Argentina eats beef for its largest meal and has a light breakfast and lunch with coffee and small plates in between. Both countries' histories are divided into four periods, and they celebrate independence - Mexico in September and Argentina in July.

1. Argentina
By: Rosalio
Zapata

2. Language Variation
 Mexico has a high
variation of
languages.
 There’s over 60
different languages
spoken in Mexico.
 Spanish is the main
language spoken in
Mexico.
 Ex: Some of The
Languages Spoken Are:
Algonquian
Uto-Aztecan
Totonacan
Yuman-Cochimi(Etc.)
•Argentina as well has a
high variation of
languages.
•There are more than 7
different languages
spoken in Argentina.
•Spanish is the official
language spoken,
although sounds alike to
Italian.
•Ex: Some of The
Languages Spoken Are:
•German
•English
•French
•Italian(Etc.)

3. Celebrations/Holidays/Culture
Different Gestures From Mexico:
 Cinco De Mayo (May 5th
)
 Small Festival, to celebrate Mexican food &
culture with music, food & friends.
 Day Of The Dead (Nov. 2nd
)
 Food & stuff the dead relative/friend liked
doing.
 Christmas (Dec 25th
)
 Gifts are shared/given amongst loved ones.
 Dia De Los Niños (Mar. 31st
–
May 1st
)
 Gifts are given to the children if behaved well.
 Dia De Los Reyes (Jan. 6th
)
 A few gifts are given out amongst family.
 Fathers Day (June 20th
)
 Small meal for the family & gifts given to the
dad.
 Mothers Day (May 10th
)
 Small meal for the family & gifts for the mother.
Different Gestures Form Argentina:
•Dia De Las Malvinas (April 2nd
)
•In 1982 occurred the invasion of the Falkland
Islands of Great Britain. This gave them joint
jurisdiction over the land which to them is known as
Islas Malvinas.
•Folk Lore (Celebrated In Cosquin)
•In the central providence of Cordoba in January.
•New Years Eve (Dec. 31st
)
•Celebrated with fireworks, streets gets filled with
music & dancing. There is also a ticker tape
parade.
•Christmas (Dec. 25th
)
•Gifts are shared/given amongst loved ones.
•El Carnival (Feb. 21st
)
•They dress up , and dance a dance known as the
‘’Zamba’’ .

4. Diet Variations
 Some of The
Beverages In Mex. :
 Jarritos
 Coca-Cola
 Pepsi
 Jumex
 Barritos
 Different Foods Eaten
As Well:
 Tamales
 Enchilladas
 Gorditas
 Sopes
 Menudo (Etc.)
Mexico Argentina
Variety of Foods: Tey eat 4
meals a day.
•Desayuno (Breakfast) , Is a
light meal of rolls, and jam with
coffee.
•Almuerzo (lunch) , Eating
meat, vegetables or, salads.
•After work, but before dinner,
they go to cafes to drink
‘’Espresso’’ & eat ‘’Picadas’’ ,
small dishes of cheese,
musssels, salami, anchovies,
olives & peanuts.
•Cena (Dinner) , In the evening
it’s the largest meal of their day,
and it almost always includes
beef.

5. History
Mexico's history is broken
down into four stages,
which are the following:
 ARCHAIC, up to 1500 BC
 PRE-CLASSIC or FORMATIVE,
1500 BC-300 AD
 CLASSIC, 300-900 AD
 POST-CLASSIC, 900-1521 AD
 El Dia Del Grito (Independence
Day) : Celebrated on the 16th
of
September. Up to date it’s been 200
years of independence.
 The Revolutionary War of Mexico
was caused in 1910 & brought upon
the U.S. which led them to a loss of
New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Utah,
Etc.
 The Boy Soldiers was a group of a 6
teenage boys, who served as the
Mexican Army’s military academy.
This occurred on the 13th
of
September.
Mexico
•Argentina’s history is as well
broken down into four
stages, which are the
following:
•Pre-Colombian up to the 16th
century.
•The Colonial Period (1560 – 1810)
•Post-Colonial Period (1810 – 1880)
•History of Modern Argentina (1880)
•Argentina’s Independence Day is
celebrated on the 9th
of July, of every
year since 1816.
•Raul Alfosin, was elected President in
1983, and succeeded by fixing territorial
disputes with Chile.
•Argentina is more aware of the
transactions exported & imported.
•Juan De Solis(first Spanish to arrive in
Argentina's territory) was murdered in
1516, after he was murdered, Argentina
then belonged to Spain.
Argentina

6. History
Mexico's history is broken
down into four stages,
which are the following:
 ARCHAIC, up to 1500 BC
 PRE-CLASSIC or FORMATIVE,
1500 BC-300 AD
 CLASSIC, 300-900 AD
 POST-CLASSIC, 900-1521 AD
 El Dia Del Grito (Independence
Day) : Celebrated on the 16th
of
September. Up to date it’s been 200
years of independence.
 The Revolutionary War of Mexico
was caused in 1910 & brought upon
the U.S. which led them to a loss of
New Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Utah,
Etc.
 The Boy Soldiers was a group of a 6
teenage boys, who served as the
Mexican Army’s military academy.
This occurred on the 13th
of
September.
Mexico
•Argentina’s history is as well
broken down into four
stages, which are the
following:
•Pre-Colombian up to the 16th
century.
•The Colonial Period (1560 – 1810)
•Post-Colonial Period (1810 – 1880)
•History of Modern Argentina (1880)
•Argentina’s Independence Day is
celebrated on the 9th
of July, of every
year since 1816.
•Raul Alfosin, was elected President in
1983, and succeeded by fixing territorial
disputes with Chile.
•Argentina is more aware of the
transactions exported & imported.
•Juan De Solis(first Spanish to arrive in
Argentina's territory) was murdered in
1516, after he was murdered, Argentina
then belonged to Spain.
Argentina