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The document discusses tamales, a traditional Mexican food made of masa or dough stuffed with meats, vegetables or fruits and steamed in corn husks or banana leaves. It notes that tamales originated in Mexico and were an important part of Aztec rituals and celebrations, as well as the daily diet for many Mexicans. The diversity of tamales varies greatly by region in Mexico, with estimates of between 500 to 5,000 different types nationwide based on local ingredients and traditions.
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The document discusses several aspects of indigenous cultures in Central America, including their traditional clothing, housing, religious beliefs, and festivals. It describes how native peoples such as the Inuit used materials like buffalo skin and sealskin to make warm coats, moccasins, and tipis. It also explains that native religions involved rituals, spirit animals, and a belief that medicine men could communicate with spirits. Traditional festivals celebrated events like the harvest and honored patron saints with processions and masked dances. The document notes some modern changes to these cultures like depletion of natural resources and the influence of globalization.
Autumn festivals
Autumn festivals and rituals provided opportunities for folk traditions and celebrations in rural communities. Evening gatherings in late fall were occasions for work, song, dance, and storytelling. Important autumn celebrations included the harvest, the equinox, and All Saints' Day. Traditions surrounding these events honored the agricultural cycles and remembered departed souls.
Unit 1
This document provides information about celebrations and traditions in Unit 1, including birthdays, holidays in Ecuador, and end of year traditions. It discusses a conversation about a birthday party where one character agrees to bring a side dish. It also describes Ecuadorian traditions such as Day of the Dead, where people visit graves and have picnics, and leave offerings like colada morada and guagua de pan. Finally, it discusses the tradition of burning effigies and dummies at the end of the year in Ecuador and Latin America to symbolize the old year.
Thanksgivingday
The document provides a summary of the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. It describes how the Pilgrims held the first Thanksgiving celebration in 1621 after arriving in America on the Mayflower and receiving assistance from the Wampanoag Native Americans that enabled their survival in the new land. The tradition of Thanksgiving celebrations continued in the American colonies and it was established as a federal holiday in 1863 through the efforts of Sarah Josepha Hale.
Easter
Easter traditions in Portugal involve not eating meat on Good Friday, blessing olive branches and gifts from godmothers on Palm Sunday, processions on Holy Friday, church bells waking people for mass on Easter Sunday where families receive blessings, and eating foods like folar bread and lamb. Decorations include flowers and embroidery outside homes. Eggs also symbolize renewal and were traditionally gifted. Many traditions continue today in villages, though priest home visits are now less common.
Native American First Settlers
The document provides information about several early indigenous groups that inhabited areas that are now part of the United States and Mexico. It discusses the Cherokee people and their spiritual traditions, physical characteristics, and settlements along riverbanks in the Southeast. It also describes the Cheyenne tribes of the Great Plains, their economy based on hunting bison and gathering wild rice, and their traditional religious beliefs. Finally, it summarizes the Olmec civilization as the first major culture in Mexico, known for their colossal stone heads and jade figurines, located in the tropical lowlands of southern Mexico.
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- 1. C E DA R T F R I D A K A H L O 1°B -2 Mexican dishes We chose tamales as we believe that is a food that has transpired throughout history, no country is there so much diversity of tamales and Mexico. Each region and state Tamales types of tamales, so many that its tamalli, meaning wrapped range is estimated between 500 and 5,000 nationwide. It is considered a very popular dish, dating from the origin of maize in Mexico. Important part in the diet of the nation itself, very popular at parties, celebrations and as daily food. Much of the Mexi- cans. Square of the Republic # 7 tobacco settlement CEDART 1°B-2
- 2. TAMALES History Celebration Origin: The tamal of, nahuatl tamalli that it means On February 2, Day of the Candlemas, it wrapped, is a saucer of Mexican origin that is constitutes every year the end of the There is evidence that the predomi- characterized by his principal ingredient which nant cultures in Mexico that carried Christmas period, since it is when the Baby is the maize. Stew is prepared to the steam Jesus was presented in the Temple by his the corn to other cultures and re- wrapped in the same leaves of the maize and I refill this one of meat, vegetables, fruits, etc, parents, according to the Jewish custom. gions, they also took courses and and it can be sweet or salty. In the Day of the Candlemas there is made ways to cook corn. As the tamale a The tamal tape-worm a great influence in the the " raising of the Baby Jesus ", which it simple method of cooking the corn, epoch of the Aztecs. One of the most im- consists of leading the image to blessing to it is conceivable that it could have portant rituals was the holiday of the Ata- the temple, as well as raise and remove all been invented in any of the possible malcualiztli (ingestion of the water tamales). the figures of the births to guard them up origin of maize regions, ie from Me- This holiday lasted 7 days, a fasting was real- to the celebration of the near Christmas. xico to South America and then ized where the only thing that they were eating Also it is a popular custom that this day, taken to other cultures and regions. was tamal alone fact of mass. During the ritual those who previous January 6 during the it was getting away itself to the maize from item of Kings' Coil they touched the "doll", being skinned by salt and lime, worked and offer friends and relatives atoles and ta- adorned by chili. Also they were offering as males, that is the food that the humblest persons could acquire. offering the gods.