Ready to speak Spanish? Use these tips, tools, and real-world strategies to build confidence and connect with others, whether you are starting from scratch or brushing up...
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Mesoamerican groups lived in Mexico before the arrival of European explorers. They include the Maya, Mixtec, Mexica (Aztec), Olmec, Teotihuacan, and Zapotec Despite living in different regions, they shared many characteristics...
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Exploring Aztec culture is a major tourism attraction in Mexico. Learn about Mexico's Aztec history and decide what sights you'd like to see and learn about there...
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Mexpro's Itzel Greenheck, originally from Central Mexico, explains the traditions around the Day of the Dead, and describes how she celebrates in the U.S...
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For thousands of years, onlookers have gathered in the center of Mexico's Yucatan region, at Chichen Itza, to celebrate the spring and fall equinoxes...
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In 1519, when Hernán Cortés arrived in Mexico, the Aztecs were wearing Serape type garments made of cotton and agave cactus, dyed with fruits and insects...
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Mexico has many remarkable archeological sites that you can drive to. Here are 21 Mesoamerican pyramid sites that you may have never heard of & want to visit...
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Teotihuacan, the capitol and center of wealth of the Aztec empire, was constructed around 150 years before the Christian era. It's population once was 150,000...
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For Americans, Mexico is a close neighbor and is often referred to as "our backyard." The U.S. has had Latin and Mexican influence for centuries and it's been embedded into the American culture, in many ways more so than the influence of the British. We gringos (gringo is just the Mexican slang for a U.S....
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