Effective in 1994, this agreement aimed to increase trade between the United States, Canada and Mexico.

This former Aztec City, conquered by the Spanish, is known today as Mexico City.

In 1910, Francisco I. Madero launched an attack against Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz in what later became the _________?

In Mexico, regional landowners who employed personal militias to defend their territory were known as _________?

In Mexico, according to this part of the Constitution, Presidents can only serve one six-year term in office.

From 1810-1821, which country did Mexico fight to gain their independence?

In this conflict from 1846-1848, Mexico lost almost half of its original territory.

Native born Mexicans with European ancestry were known as _________?

What is the lower (and larger) house in Mexico's legislature?

Mexico's economic growth from the 1950's through the 1970's is often referred to as the ________?

From 1946 until 2000, this single party dominated the Mexican political system.

The updated and revised agreement in 2018 between the United States, Canada and Mexico is known as ______?

What is the upper (and smaller) house of Mexico's legislature called?

Mexicans who share Indigenous and European ancestry are known as _______?

The Mexican political system was organized into three branches: executive, legislative and judicial according to the _________?

In 1848, the ___________ signaled an end to the Mexican-American War.