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Cinco De Mayo

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