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What does Cinco de Mayo mean?
A sink full of mayonnaise
the fifth of May
Mexican Independence Day
In the mid-1800s, Mexico was in debt to many countries. This means______
they owed money
they wanted land from other countries
they got along with other countries
Mexico gained its independence on ______
May 5, 1862
September 16, 1810
July 4, 1776
Cinco de Mayo celebrates the anniversary of
the day Mexico became a free country
the Battle of Puebla
the birthday of the Mexican president
On the morning of May 5th, 6,000 ______________stormed the city of Puebla, Mexico.
Americans wanting tacos
killer bees
French soldiers
Other nations wanted Mexico's ________.
rich natural resources
delicious tacos
beautiful beaches
Two other countries who wanted to invade Mexico were ______ and ______.
Britain and Spain
China and Japan
Brazil and Portugal
France wanted to start a monarchy, which means that the ______could control Mexican land.
King of Spain
King of France
Talking robots
The Battle of Puebla was expected to be won by the __________.
French
Mexicans
Smurfs
The Mexicans were not expected to win the Battle of Puebla because _____
they didn't know the French army was coming
they had smaller armies and fewer weapons
they were too scared to fight the French army
Winning the battle of Puebla helped to create a _________
restaurant named Puebla
new flag with a snake on it
feeling of national unity
The largest celebrations of Cinco de Mayo in take place in ________, Mexico.
Cancun
Mexico City
Puebla
People celebrate by having ____________.
exchanging gifts around a tree
hiding eggs in the grass
parades and mariachi music
The states in the United States that celebrate Cinco de Mayo the most are _____
California, New Mexico, Texas, and Arizona
New York and Ohio
Mississippi and Alabama
True or False: Parts of the United States were once part of Mexico.
False
True
People eat around 70,000,000 pounds of ________during Cinco de Mayo.
hot peppers
chips and salsa
avocados
