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Fun facts on Hispanic Heritage Month
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1
What day does Hispanic Heritage Month start on?
October 1st
October 15th
September 1
September 15th
2
Spanish is the _____ most spoken language in the US
3rd
2nd
4th
1st
3
When is Mexico's Independence Day?
July 21st
September 16th
September 12th
May 5th
4
What day does Hispanic Heritage month end?
October 31st
October 15th
November 15th
September 31st
5
What is the current population for Hispanics in the US?
11.5 million
35 million
45 million
57 million
6
Which former US President was Hispanic Heritage month approved by?
Barack Obama
Ronald Reagan
Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Carter
7
What day was Hispanic Heritage Month enacted into law?
September 12th
July 31st
August 17th
April 10th
8
Who was the first Hispanic women to go into space?
Ellen Ochoa
Maria Finlay
Helen Rodriguez-Trias
Elsa Salazar
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How much of the Hispanic population in the US is Mexican?
65%
80%
57%
70%
10
Hispanics make up ___ of the US population
23%
17%
33%
10%
11
By the year 2060, Hispanics will make up approximately ____ of the US population.
48%
24%
31%
37%
12
Millennials made up __ of the Hispanic electoral in 2016
54%
67%
35%
44%
13
When is Chile's Independence Day?
October 18th
October 1st
September 18th
September 21st
14
What was the first year Hispanic Heritage Month was celebrated Nationwide?
1975
1997
1968
1984
15
Which show has Hispanic Heritage Month been featured on?
Phineas & Ferb
Sesame Street
Spongebob
Dora
16
How many veterans of the United States armed forces are Hispanic or Latino?
800 thousand
2 million
1 million
400 thousand
17
Which 5 Latin American Countries celebrate their independence on September 15th?
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua
Argentina, Panama, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Brazil
Ecuador, Nicaragua, Peru, Uruguay, Chile
Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Argentina