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Roman Catholic: 82.7%
Pentecostal: 1.6%
Jehovah's Witness: 1.4%
Evangelical Churches: 5%
Other: 1.9%
None: 4.7%
Unspecified: 2.7%

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The top three languages in Mexico are Spanish (92.7%), both indigenous languages and Spanish (5.7%), and indigenous languages only (0.8%).

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Mexico has a Federal Presidential Republic government and their leaders name is Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

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Mexico uses most of their land for agriculture, but there is also a lot of forest.

Some major landforms in Mexico are the Sierra Madre Occidentals, the Yucatan Peninsula, and the Mexican Plateau.

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Mexico's climate varies mainly between tropical to desert.

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Mexico's first people are known as the Aztecs from over 13,000. In 1519, the Spanish arrived and took over the Aztecs. The Aztecs eventually died from diseases brought from Spain and the Spanish grew their empire.

The Spanish began the struggle for independence in 1810, and it was eventually gained in 1821, under the agreement between Vicente Guerrero and Agustin Lopez de Santa Anna.

Mexico was overthrown in 1864 by Maximilian of Austria and he was then overthrown by rebel forces in 1867.

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Literacy Rate: 94.9% (over the age of 15)
Birth Rate: 18.1 births/1,000 population
Death Rate: 5.4 deaths/1,000 population
Total Population: 125,959,205 people
Life Expectancy: 76.3 years

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Food Dish: Enchilada: A tortilla filled with a meat and cheese. It is served with some chili sauce.

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Capital of Mexico: Mexico City

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Longitude: 23.6345 N
Latitude: 102.5528 W

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1. Mexico has 68 official languages.
2. Mexico is the world's largest Spanish speaking country.
3. Mexico is home to Cuexcomate, the world's smallest volcano.
4. Mexico is the largest silver producer.
5. Mexico City, Mexico is sinking by 3 feet a year.
6. Mexico's national song is called 'Himno Nacional Mexicano.'