Mexico By-Aubrey Wyman

Introduction Mexico, home of the taco. We take Mexico for granted have you ever wondered where some of your most favorite foods come from (the taco) or where that little Chihuahua at home originated from. Well Mexico is the answer to your question. We don’t really bother listing to things about other countries cause we don’t live there but when you learn about them they become very fascinating.

Mexico’s Flag The Mexico flag consists of three colors, green , white, and red. Then in the middle is an eagle which makes no sense it should be a taco or a Chihuahua but anyways its an eagle.

Mexico’s Capital Mexico’s capital city is of course Mexico City. Mexico City has many different things to do there for example you could visit a museum, or a theater, even art centers!

The Mexican Economy The Mexican economy is very important to us because we depend on Mexico for certain things like iron and steel products, clothes, certain crops like coffee, sugar cane, beans, and chili peppers.

Mexico’s Weather Mexico has dry seasons, rainy seasons, humid seasons, high seasons, and low seasons. I just matters what month it is in Mexico for example November-April is dry and May-October is Rainy or May-July is humid.

Mexico’s Entertainment Mexico has many things to do. For example you could visit the Chapultepec Park, or maybe you could visit the circus, or go see a movie, or maybe go to a water park and go snorkeling! There are many great ways to have fun in Mexico.

Facts on Aguascalientes, Mexico It’s capital is Aguascalientes. Native plants include scrubby pine trees and oak trees. The climate is dry and warm. Aguascalientes had a total population of 944,285 in 2000. The most notable natural resources are the hot springs that flow under about one-third of the state's land area.