Hispanic Heritage Month in the United States

When does Hispanic Heritage Month begin and end in the United States?

• September 1 - September 30

• September 15 - October 15

• October 1 - October 31

• August 15 - September 15

Which countries celebrate their independence on September 15, coinciding with the start of Hispanic Heritage Month?

• A) Mexico and Chile

• B) Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua

• C) Argentina and Brazil

• D) Peru and Ecuador

Who was the U.S. President when Hispanic Heritage Week was first established?

• Ronald Reagan

• Lyndon B. Johnson

• John F. Kennedy

• Richard Nixon

In what year was Hispanic Heritage Month expanded to a month-long celebration?

• 1968

• 1978

• 1988

• 1998

What is one of the main purposes of Hispanic Heritage Month?

• To celebrate American independence

• To recognize the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans

• To promote European culture

• To celebrate Thanksgiving.

Which of the following is a common event during Hispanic Heritage Month?

• Halloween parties

• Art shows and performances

• Easter egg hunts

• Summer camps

What type of events do schools and universities often organize during Hispanic Heritage Month?

• Sports tournaments

• Lectures, workshops, and exhibitions

• Movie nights

• Science fairs.

Which activity involves showcasing the work of Hispanic artists, musicians, and performers?

• Culinary events

• Art shows and performances

• Community gatherings

• Media and literature

What do community centers and organizations do during Hispanic Heritage Month?

• Host sports events

• Hold events to celebrate and learn about Hispanic heritage

• Organize fashion shows

• Conduct cooking classes

Which of the following is highlighted by television networks, radio stations, and publishers during Hispanic Heritage Month?

• Hispanic stories, authors, and historical figures

• European history

• Asian cuisine

• African wildlife