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Which of the following dates marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month?
Which of the following dates marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month?
- October 1st
- November 1st
- August 15th
- September 15th (correct)
September 16th is the independence day for Costa Rica.
September 16th is the independence day for Costa Rica.
False (B)
Name one famous Hispanic American who worked for farmworkers' rights.
Name one famous Hispanic American who worked for farmworkers' rights.
Cesar Chavez
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from __________ to __________.
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from __________ to __________.
Match the following Hispanic countries with their independence dates:
Match the following Hispanic countries with their independence dates:
What is one way people celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month?
What is one way people celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month?
The independence day for Mexico is celebrated on September 15th.
The independence day for Mexico is celebrated on September 15th.
Who was the first Hispanic woman astronaut?
Who was the first Hispanic woman astronaut?
Hispanic Heritage Month occurs from September 15th to __________.
Hispanic Heritage Month occurs from September 15th to __________.
Match the following countries with their significance during Hispanic Heritage Month:
Match the following countries with their significance during Hispanic Heritage Month:
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Study Notes
Overview of Hispanic Heritage Month
- Celebrated annually from September 15th to October 15th
- Honors the cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals in the United States
- Acknowledges heritage of people from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central, and South America
Significance of Dates
- September 15th marks the independence day for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua
- Mexico's independence day is September 16th
- Chile's independence is celebrated on September 18th
Celebratory Activities
- Festivals featuring music, food, and art are common
- Schools and communities organize educational events about Hispanic history and achievements
Notable Hispanic Americans
- Cesar Chavez: Known for advocating farmworkers' rights
- Ellen Ochoa: The first Hispanic woman astronaut
Purpose and Importance
- Aims to educate and raise awareness about the diverse cultures within the Hispanic community
- Recognizes the significant contributions of Hispanic Americans to the cultural and social fabric of the United States
Overview of Hispanic Heritage Month
- Celebrated annually from September 15th to October 15th
- Honors the cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals in the United States
- Acknowledges heritage of people from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, Central, and South America
Significance of Dates
- September 15th marks the independence day for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua
- Mexico's independence day is September 16th
- Chile's independence is celebrated on September 18th
Celebratory Activities
- Festivals featuring music, food, and art are common
- Schools and communities organize educational events about Hispanic history and achievements
Notable Hispanic Americans
- Cesar Chavez: Known for advocating farmworkers' rights
- Ellen Ochoa: The first Hispanic woman astronaut
Purpose and Importance
- Aims to educate and raise awareness about the diverse cultures within the Hispanic community
- Recognizes the significant contributions of Hispanic Americans to the cultural and social fabric of the United States
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