#1
Which event does Cinco de Mayo commemorate?
The Battle of Puebla
ExplanationCinco de Mayo commemorates the victory of Mexican forces over the French at the Battle of Puebla.
#2
In which year did the Battle of Puebla occur?
1862
ExplanationThe Battle of Puebla occurred in 1862.
#3
What does the term 'Cinco de Mayo' mean in English?
May 5th
ExplanationThe term 'Cinco de Mayo' means May 5th in English.
#4
Which city in Mexico hosted the Battle of Puebla?
Puebla
ExplanationThe Battle of Puebla took place in the city of Puebla, Mexico.
#5
Which Mexican leader is known as the 'Father of Mexican Independence'?
Miguel Hidalgo
ExplanationMiguel Hidalgo is known as the 'Father of Mexican Independence'.
#6
Who was the President of Mexico during the Battle of Puebla?
Benito Juárez
ExplanationBenito Juárez was the President of Mexico during the Battle of Puebla.
#7
Which country invaded Mexico in the Battle of Puebla?
France
ExplanationFrance invaded Mexico in the Battle of Puebla.
#8
Who led the French forces in the Battle of Puebla?
Louis-Napoleon III
ExplanationLouis-Napoleon III led the French forces in the Battle of Puebla.
#9
Which Mexican holiday marks the anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain?
Día de la Independencia
ExplanationDía de la Independencia marks the anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain.
#10
Who declared the Grito de Dolores, initiating the Mexican War of Independence?
Miguel Hidalgo
ExplanationMiguel Hidalgo declared the Grito de Dolores, initiating the Mexican War of Independence.
#11
After the Battle of Puebla, which Mexican holiday became significant in commemorating Mexican resistance to foreign domination?
Cinco de Mayo
ExplanationCinco de Mayo became significant in commemorating Mexican resistance to foreign domination after the Battle of Puebla.
#12
In what year did Mexico gain its independence from Spain?
1821
ExplanationMexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821.
#13
Who served as the first president of Mexico after its independence?
Guadalupe Victoria
ExplanationGuadalupe Victoria served as the first president of Mexico after its independence.
#14
Which Mexican president famously opposed foreign intervention in Mexico during the 19th century?
Benito Juárez
ExplanationBenito Juárez famously opposed foreign intervention in Mexico during the 19th century.
#15
Who is known for the famous quote 'It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees'?
Emiliano Zapata
ExplanationEmiliano Zapata is known for the famous quote 'It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees'.