Mexico Key Terms and Vocabulary. Key Terms & Vocabulary Rio Bravo Peninsula Baja California Gulf of Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Sierra Madre Empire Colony.

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Mexico Key Terms and Vocabulary

Key Terms & Vocabulary Rio Bravo Peninsula Baja California Gulf of Mexico Yucatan Peninsula Sierra Madre Empire Colony Mestizos Missions Haciendas Inflation Slash and Burn Agriculture Cash Crop Mexico City Smog Maquiladoras

Geography of Mexico Río Bravo - Rio Grande, forms part of Mexico’s border with the U.S. peninsula - piece of land surrounded on three sides by water Baja California - peninsula stretching from northern Mexico into the Pacific Ocean Gulf of Mexico - body of water that forms Mexico’s eastern border Yucatán Peninsula - land separating the Gulf of Mexico from the Caribbean Sea Sierra Madre - “mother range” made up of three mountain ranges in Mexico

History of Mexico empire - a land with different territories and peoples under a single ruler Colony – an overseas territory controlled by another country mestizos - the Spanish name for people of mixed European and Indian ancestry missions - church outposts haciendas - huge expanses of farm or ranch land

Government & Economy of Mexico inflation - a rise in prices that occurs when currency loses its buying power slash-and-burn agriculture - the practice of burning forest to clear land for planting cash crop - a crop that farmers grow mainly to sell for a profit Mexico City - the world’s second-largest city and Mexico’s capital smog - a mixture of smoke, chemicals, and fog maquiladoras - U.S.- and foreign-owned factories in Mexico