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 * __How to Make Taco:__**

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6. You have a taco!
__**How to Make Jeopardy Game Board:**__ Materials: Foam Board Die cuts Red, Yellow, Orange Construction Paper Mexico Stickers (Michaels/JoAnns) Scissors Glue Small envelopes Index cards

What to do: 1. Cut the orange construction paper to make a border around the foam board. Glue the border down. Glue the Die Cuts of the title Mexico onto the board. Make swirly lines for the added touch to the title by cutting the red construction paper. 2. Cut the small envelopes in half creating a pocket, making enough for all your categories. Glue the appropriate amount down on the board. (See Photograph) This depends on the number of categories you would like. 3. Using the index cards, print the questions(below), cut and glue them on the corresponding number. Stick in pockets on the board. 4. Stick stickers of Mexico on the board where you would like! 5. You have a game board! Enjoy!


 * Questions for Jeopardy Game**:

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 400 - What was Mexico's first political party? ** Institutional Revolutionary Party ** Bonus 100: How many years did they rule? **71 years** =====

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500 - Name a U.S. state that used to be part of Mexico before the Mexican-American War. Bonus 100: Can you name the rest? **New Mexico, California, Arizona, Texas.** =====

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 400 - How many mountain ranges are found in Mexico? **3** Bonus 100: What are their names? ** Sierra Madre Occidental, Sierra Madre Oriental, Sierra Madre del Sur ** =====

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500 - What is the large peninsula in Mexico that extends into the Gulf of Mexico? **Yucatan** Bonus 100: What is the name of the other peninsula in Mexico? **Baja** =====

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 400 - How many branches of government are there in Mexico? **3** Bonus 100: What are they? ** Executive, legislative, judicial ** =====

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 500 - What are the colors of the Mexican flag? Bonus: What do they represent? **__Green__ – independence movement/hope, __White__ – purity, __Red__ – S** ** paniards joined in the quest of independence/the blood of the national heroes ** =====

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300 - Name one of Mexico's major exports. Bonus 100: Can you name 2 more? ** Any one of the following – **** silver, coffee, cotton, corn, soybeans, rice, wheat, beans, fruit, iron, textile, petroleum, chemicals ** =====

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 300 - What does Cinco de Mayo represent? **Cinco de Mayo** ** celebrates the victory of the historical battle of 1862 between Mexico and France. ** =====

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400 - What is a symbol that represents Day of the Dead? **Answer accepted in any of the following ways: A skull called //calavera//, which celebrants represent in masks, called //calacas//.** Bonus 100 – What are two traditions people do on this day? **Traditions include: building private altars honoring the deceased, using sugar skulls, marigolds, and the favorite foods and beverages of the departed, and visiting graves with these as gifts** =====

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500 - What is a symbol that represents Cinco de Mayo? **Reenactment the Battle of Puebla in a daylong dramatization that includes acting and speeches** Bonus 100 – What are two traditions people do on this day? **Answers accepted in any of the following ways: parades, dancing, mariachi music, colorful streamers decorating homes, places of business throw various parties - including games for all ages, piñatas that are filled with candy, traditional foods - quesadillas, fajitas, rice and beans, empanadas, pastries filled with meats and vegetables** =====