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Where does the president of Mexico ring the bell?
ZĂłcalo
What happens at 11:00pm each Independence Day?
The grito, the cry for independence
What people used to wear
men: charros women: China poblanas and anything green and white
Briefly describe the decorations used for Mexican Independence Day
flags, balloons, sombreros, rehiletes
Who rang the bell of his church to call everyone to fight for liberty?
Father Hidalgo
Who did Mexico fight during their independence?
Spain
Who is considered the father of Mexican independence?
Father Hidalgo
The ___________ of Mexico leads the "Grito" ceremony.
President
What happened to Hidalgo?
He was found and killed
True or False: Hidalgo won the war?
False
The re-enactment of the "Grito" takes place the night before at:
11 PM
Why did the Mexican people want to be free from Spain's rule?
The Spanish people made the native Mexicans work for them instead of letting them live as free people
How long was Mexico's war for independence?
11 years
In what year did Mexico's war for independence start?
1810
In what year did Mexico's war for independence end?
1821
Mexico wanted its independence from:
Spain
What does a Viceroy do?
Make rules for the king
Classes of colonial society in Mexico?
peninsulares, crillos, mestizos, indios, and negros
What was Mexico called during Spanish rule?
New Spain
What is the "Grito de Dolores"?
Father Hidalgo's call for independence
What did Miguel Hidalgo yell as he ran the church bell?
Death to bad government
Father Hidalgo was:
a Mexican Catholic Priest
What day is Mexico's Independence celebrated on?
September 16th
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