The Berlin Wall and good November 9 links. The websites below are starting points for exploring the diversity, history, and rich contributions of Hispanic peoples. The major entry points are through the Time Line and the Historical Figures index. Collected by Gabriel A. Cordova, Jr. these 10 folk tales of magic come from the Texas-Mexico border compiled from fieldwork in 1949 and 1950. Each story is available in the original Spanish and in English translation, with accompanying notes.
Students can explore the states of Mexico as well as the government and history.
Diversity not only covers plants and wildlife, but the indigenous peoples of Mexico. Cultural information on Mexican mythology, foods, games and music can be found throughout the site. Click on Spanish. Ten free lessons in Spanish and French. Explore important art periods and view information and works by over 100 Spanish artists from Fresco to Gargallo.