Bibliograph

The people and culture of Mexico, Rachael Morlock

Type

Label

The people and culture of Mexico, Rachael Morlock

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The people and culture of Mexico

Oclc number

989862667

Responsibility statement

Rachael Morlock

Series statement

Celebrating Hispanic diversity

Summary

Mexico's resplendent culture is evidence of the rich heritage of its people. Readers will explore the converging cultures that have shaped Mexico, from ancient civilizations such as the Zapotec and Maya, to the French and Spanish. With vibrant photographs and accessible, informative content, readers will learn how the capital was built on a lake by the Aztecs, the contributions Mexican people have made to art, literature, and much more. This multi-faceted analysis of history and culture offers a unique take on curricular social studies

Table Of Contents

What does "Mexican" mean? -- A varied landscape -- Mesoamerican peoples -- Heroes and historical figures -- Spiritual life and legends -- Festivals and fiestas -- Traditional cuisine -- Mexican masterpieces -- Stories and symbols -- Traditional clothing -- Rousing rhythms -- Sports and games -- Sharing Mexican culture -- A changing identity

Target audience

juvenile

Classification

Creator