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| the conquering of the navite americans by the spanish |
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| the ancient aztec capital, site of mexico city today |
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| institutional revolutionary party |
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| the political party introduced in 1929 in mexico |
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| population people mixed and spanish and navite american heritage |
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| factory in mexico that assembled imported materials into finished goods for imports |
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| mportant trade agreement creating a huge zone of cooperation on trade economic issues in north america |
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| the heartland or place of orgin of a major culture |
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| united provinces of central america |
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| the name of central america after the region declared independence from mexico in 1823 |
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| a ship canal cut through panama connecting the carribean sea with the pacific ocean |
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| a style of music that began in trinadad and combiines musical elemens of africa, spain, and the caribbean |
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| style of music that developed in jamaca |
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| place outside offical channels |
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| a member of quechua people of south america |
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| an economic market that began operating in the southern cone of south america in 1995 |
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| a treaty between spain and portugualin 1494 |
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| most colorfulfeast day in brazil |
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| brazilian dance with african influence |
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| martial art dance that develped in brazil from angolans who were taken by portaguese from africa |
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