1. By: Hunter Simonson and Logan Traut

2. Animals  Boa Constrictor- There are more than 50 rows of scales on the upper surface at mid body section.  Tropic Tree Lizard- A small arboreal lizard that is 38-50 mm long.  Gray Fox- Ears are long triangular and help up right.

3. Places  Cancun, Mexico is a popular tourist attraction.   Mexico City, Mexico is it’s capital city and where most people  live.  Chichen Itza, Mexico is famous for it’s pyramids.

4. Authors  Juana Inés de la Cruz- His novel titled Sor Juana: Or, the Traps of Faith.  Carlos Fuentes- He wrote the short story Los días enmascarados.  Octavio Paz- Luna Silvestre ("Wild Moon"), his collection of poems.

5. Government  Federal Representative Republic is the government that Mexico has.  The decisions are not made by a single person.  People actually have a chance to vote instead of being born into power.  The branches of government is separated jut like ours.

6. Major Cities  Ecatepec de Morelos  Tijuana  Puebla

7. Mexican Culture  They like spicy foods.  They have special holidays like Cinco de Mayo.  They throw fiesta’s on special occasions.

8. Tourist Attractions  Coyuca Lagoon has yachting, fishing, and snorkeling.  Rocky Point is a very beautiful town located on the Cortez Sea.  The island of Cancun has many water sports.

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