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Mexican National Quiz 1. In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2. Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3. Name the person that wrote Grito de Delores and was a key figure in starting the Mexican Revolution 4. Define filibuster

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Page 1: Mexican National Quiz 1.In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2.Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3.Name the person that

Mexican National Quiz1. In what year did Mexico gain independence from

Spain?2. Name one thing that led to the Mexican

Revolution.3. Name the person that wrote Grito de Delores and

was a key figure in starting the Mexican Revolution4. Define filibuster

Page 2: Mexican National Quiz 1.In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2.Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3.Name the person that

Quiz1. In what year did Mexico gain independence from

Spain?

A. 1519B. 1821C. 1718

Page 3: Mexican National Quiz 1.In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2.Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3.Name the person that

Quiz2. What was one thing that led to the Mexican

Revolution?

A. Inequality between Americans and MexicansB. Inequality between Mexicans and SpaniardsC. Slavery

Page 4: Mexican National Quiz 1.In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2.Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3.Name the person that

Quiz3. Who wrote the Grito de Delores and was a leader in

the beginning of the Mexican Revolution?

A. Davy CrockettB. Father HidalgoC. Damian Massanet

Page 5: Mexican National Quiz 1.In what year did Mexico gain independence from Spain? 2.Name one thing that led to the Mexican Revolution. 3.Name the person that

Quiz4. What is significant about the date 1718?

A. San Antonion de Bexas (aka The Alamo) was builtB. Pineda mapped the coastC. Mexico gained its independence from Spain

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