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Chapter 07 - Mexico
Chapter 07 - Mexico
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In Mexico, parents and children often share their home with
boarders and tenants
extended family
livestock
neighbors and friends
2
The term machismo refers to
female dominance
child dominance
male dominance
grandparent dominance
3
Foreign-owned factories located in Mexico along the border with the United States are called
empresarios
maquiladoras
encomiendas
haciendas
4
Northern Mexico has a _______ biome in which cacti, shrubs, and shrub oak grow.
chaparral
savanna
tundra
grassland
5
Body of water on the east coast of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of California
Gulf of Mexico
6
Oaxaca de Juarez grew rich from what resource during colonial times?
bauxite
maize
cochineal
cacao
7
The first Spanish territory won independence in what year?
1921
1621
1821
1721
8
When a large urban area like Mexico City dominates the country's political, cultural, and economic affairs, it is called
world city
primate city
megalopolis
megacity
9
Diego Rivera was a Mexican artist who
wove elaborate tapestries depicting ancient Mexican cultures
was a pioneer in the abstract expressionism movement
carved huge statues in the tradition of the Olmec
painted murals, often depicting political and historical themes
10
This area is known as the breadbasket of Mexico and has the greatest population density.
Gulf Coast Plain
Sierra Madre Occidental
Central Plateau
Southern Highland
11
Southern Mexico is part of a _______ that connects North America and South America
steppe
peninsula
crossroads
land bridge
12
Mexico has access to _____ because of its location on the Gulf of Mexico and other bodies of water.
fishing
textile
ship-building
automotive
13
A strip of land that connects two larger landmasses, enabling the migration of plants and animals
Land Bridge
Plateau
Land Union
Chaparral
14
______ led the Spanish forces that invaded and conquered the _______ in Mexico
Francisco Pizarro; Aztec
Hernan Cortes; Maya
Hernan Cortes; Aztec
Francisco Pizarro; Maya
15
What is the name of military outposts used by the Spanish to protect mission towns in Mexico?
Conquistadors
Haciendas
Presidios
Viceroys
16
The Baja Peninsula is separated from the rest of Mexico by the
Gulf of California
Pacific Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Lerma River
17
Which crop was not introduced to Europe from America after its discovery?
Tomatoes
corn
chocolate
Coffee
18
The product that fuels most of Mexico's power plants
silver
sunlight
cacti
petroleum
19
Vertical Climate zones create
temperate or mild climates in Mexico
tropical storms
Keep climates dry
Earthquakes
20
Regional high-pressure systems in northern Mexico occasionally cause
droughts
tornadoes
flooding
hurricanes
21
An early Mexican civilization whose capital was on the site of present-day Mexico City
Chaparral
Maya
Aztec
Caudillo
22
Of what precious mineral is Mexico the world's leading producer?
gold
silver
mercury
zinc
23
Mexico is the world's leading producer of
French fries
gold
chocolate
silver
24
Mexico City is a Megacity
True
False
25
Only ten percent of energy in Mexico is from
renewable resources
purely wind power
silver
petroleum
26
Which is not a major issue in Mexico?
Internal warfare
corruption
Drug cartels
Redrawing district borders to get more minority votes
27
What is the largest natural lake in Mexico?
Lake Chapala
Lake Quechulac
Lake Catemaco
Lake Texcoco
28
What forms the border between Texas and Mexico?
Mississippi River
Rio Grande River
Colorado River
the Santa Ana
29
A great city that is made up of several large and small cities
Megacity
Primate City
Megalopolis
Land Bridge City
30
Mexico City is a Primate City
False
True
31
Northern Mexico has a _______ climate
dry
tropical
Mediterranean
subtropical
32
Mexico is also a leading ____ producer, which is used to produce much of Mexico's power supply
biofuel
hydrogen-cell
petroleum
coal
33
During the colonial period, a blending of indigenous beliefs and Catholicism occurred in Mexico in a process called
synthesis
symoiosis
syncretism
symbolism
34
The name of the Aztec capital was
Oriental
Occidental
Tarahumara
Tenochtitlan
35
People whose ancestry includes both indigenous and Spanish heritage are
creoles
mestizos
peninsulares
indios