1. Mexico

2. Rio Grande (Rio Bravo del Norte)
Baja California Peninsula
Sierra Madre Occidental
Gulf of Mexico
Mexican
Plateau
Sierra Madre Oriental
Pico de Orizaba
18490 ft
Pacific Ocean
Yucatan
Peninsula

3. Capital: Mexico City

4. Largest City: Mexico City (9 million, Metro area 20 million)

5. Subdivisions: 31 states, 1 district

6. Population: 128 million

7. Languages: Spanish, Nahuatl, Yucatan Maya, 66 others

8. Head of State/Government: (Currently Enrique Pena Nieto)
President
(Currently Enrique Pena Nieto)

9. Representative Democracy
Government Type:
Representative Democracy

10. Popular Sports: Soccer, boxing, baseball, basketball, bullfighting

11. Symbols:
Flag and Eagle

13. “Himno Nacional Mexicano”
Anthem:
“Himno Nacional Mexicano”
Mexicanos, al grito de guerra  El acero aprestad y el bridon;  y retiemble en sus centros la tierra  Al sonoro rugir del canon.  Cina -oh patria! tus sienes de olivo  De la Paz el arcangel divino,  Que en el cielo tu eterno destino  Por el dedo de Dios se escribio.  Mas si osare un extrano enemigo  Profanar con su planta tu suelo,  Piensa -oh patria querida! que el cielo  Un soldado en cada hijo te dio. 
Mexicans, at the cry of battle  lend your swords and bridle;  and let the earth tremble at its center  upon the roar of the cannon.  Your forehead shall be girded, oh fatherland, with olive garlands  by the divine archangel of peace,  For in heaven your eternal destiny  has been written by the hand of God.  But should a foreign enemy  Profane your land with his sole,  Think, beloved fatherland, that heaven  gave you a soldier in each son. 

14. Famous Mexicans
Ellen Page
Salma Hayek
Cesar Millan
Guillermo del Toro

15. Famous Mexicans Matthew Perry Oscar de la Hoya Lupita Nyong’o
Kat von D
Carlos Santana

16. Facts About Mexico Officially called “The United States of Mexico”
The oldest university in North America is in Mexico City, founded 80 years before Harvard University
Millions of monarch butterflies migrate from Mexico to the US every year.
US-Mexico border is 2nd longest border in the world
Borders two oceans
Original home of corn, chilies, and chocolate
Largest Spanish-speaking nation in the world
California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, and parts of Colorado and Wyoming were once part of Mexico.
Trade between US and Mexico equals more than $500 billion each year