Democracy - A country whose government is run by its people, Constitution - Document containing the laws for a government, Legislative Branch - Writes the laws, Executive Branch - Carries out the laws, Judicial Branch - Decides if the laws are fair and follow the constitution, Mexico’s flag has - Red, white, green, Red - The blood of the heroes who fought for independence, White - Purity, Green - Hope, Mexico’s flag first used - After its War of Independence in 1821, Divided the national government into 3 branches - Mexico Constitution of 1917, Mexico’s coat of arms has - An eagle, a snake, and a cactus, Tenochtitlan - Mexico City today, True1 - Mexico has 31 states (True/False), False1 - All states have the same government (True/False), Federal District - Contains Mexico City and has its own government, Mexico citizens have the right to - freedom, speech, and religion, True2 - Mexican rights ensure access to an honest living, good housing, and health care (True/False), False2 - The Mexican Constitution does not make its citizens pay taxes (True/False), True3 - The Mexican Constitution does require citizens to enroll their children in school (True/False), July 6, 1997 4 million boys and girls voted for - The right to have a school, Live in a place where the air, water and land are clean, Right to eat healthy food, Not to work before the legal working age,

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