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: Cinco de Mayo or the 5th of May is a day of celebration in Mexico and in the city of Puebla. In 1862 a Mexican Army under the command of General Zaragoza defeated an invading French Army. It is not Independence day as some believe, but it is day of great national pride. The day is celebrated in Mexico and in many cities in the United States where there are communities of Mexican origin. Folowing are links which will help you learn more about the events of that time.


The meaning of Cinco de Mayo: An editorial from the Houston Chronicle dicusses the meaning of Cinco de Mayo


The Cinco de Mayo Celebration: A brief description of the reasons for the celebration on the 5th of May from Mexonline


A School Study Plan: Suggestions for activities in the schools to learn more about Mexico and Cinco de Mayo.


Brief History Of Cinco De Mayo

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Cinco de Mayo Committee

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