Mexico by Beyonca Rodriguez

Climate

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Mexico has mountains, rainforests, and deserts. It is moderately rainy in the mountains and the southern plateaus, while it's very rainy in some tropical southern areas. Summer has the most rain out of all the seasons. In winter, the temperature increases from north to south, and the south has a tropical climate while precipitation is scarce in the central north.

History

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They emerged from the culture of the Spanish empire. The Olmecs were Mexico’s first known society that settled on the Gulf Coast near Veracruz. They are remembered for their giant head sculptures they carved from native stone. The Olmecs had two main population centers San Lorenzo, which lasted from about 1200 to 900 B.C, and La Venta in Tabasco which lasted until about 600 B.C. (via History Channel)

5 Interesting Facts

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Mexico is home to more Spanish speakers than any other country in the world.
Mexico has more pyramids than Egypt.
Mexico City is the oldest city in North America
Mexican kids don't get presents for Christmas.
There are 68 national languages and 63 are indigenous.

Population

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Mexico's 2023 population is estimated at 128,455,567. Mexico's population is equivalent to 1.6% of the total world population. Mexico ranks number 10 in the list of countries. The U.S state that has the most mexicans is New Mexico.

National Celebrations

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Day of the Child is on April 30th and is a festival to celebrate children.

Monetary Unit

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In Mexico they use money called Pesos.