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| 1519 Cortes conquered the Aztecs |
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| Institutional Revolutionary Party |
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| political party in Mexico 1929 |
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| people of mixed Spanish and Native American heritage |
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| Factories in Mexico that assemble imported materials then export the product |
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| North American Free Trade Agreement; with Canada, United States, and Mexico |
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| place that ideas spread from |
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| United Provinces of Central America |
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| Whole region declared its independence from Mexico; this is it's new name |
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| canal that connects Atlantic to Pacific ocean |
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| Music that began in Trinidad |
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| Developed in Jamacia in 1960s |
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| takes place outside official channels without benefits of protection for workers |
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| descendants of people who came across a landbridge from Siberia to Alaska |
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| economic common market that began operating in SOuth America in 1995 |
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| 1494, Portugal got control of Brazil |
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| most colorful feast day in Brazil |
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| Brazillian Dance with American influences |
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| Martial art and dance that developed in Brazil form African origins |
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