traditionalNahuatl(language)Zapotec(languageor culture)to takeadvantageof / makethe most ofAfro-Mexicanto cross/ gothroughtoshareembroidererfusion ofdifferentreligionsor culturesmuralismto live /experiencetorespectTree ofLife(ceramicsculpture)tobelongmarigoldflower(used in Díade Muertos)handmade/ artisanalcandle /devotionalcandlesacredtextilecraft /textile artchurchtraditionalembroideredblouseembroideryfolkarttorecognizediverselegalrecognitionDay oftheDeadZapotecpeopleAfricandescentlawReformLaws(Mexicanliberalreforms)toinfluenceworldview/ way ofseeing theworldtoconserve/ keepplagiarismuniquepopularMaya(languageor culture)traditionalclothingtocelebrateMexicanpridetomaintain/ keeptraditionalcornfieldfarmingsystemtoteachself-portraiteveryday/ dailyto fight/struggletoprotectpeople /town /communityculturalrichnesstotransmit/ pass oncheerfulto mix/ blendtorepresentIndigenouspeoplesbrightcolorsmeaning /significancevibrantstrongrichtoexpressegalitarianclothing/ attiredrugtraffickingtoincrease/ growproudculturalheritageTenangoembroiderytosupportmixture ofraces andculturesnative /autochthonousviceroyalty(colonialperiod ofNew Spain)deep /profoundYucatec(MayafromYucatán)to value /appreciateculturalappropriationindigenoustocreatenationalpridetoexplaintocontributemuralistold /ancientto claim/demandtopreservetoovercomeexhibitioncolorfulnaturalresourcesMayapeoplehandicraft/craftworkcountryside/ farmlandweaving/ fabricstate /governmentpaintinglively/ alivemixed-race /mestizotextileindustryconquesttraditionalNahuatl(language)Zapotec(languageor culture)to takeadvantageof / makethe most ofAfro-Mexicanto cross/ gothroughtoshareembroidererfusion ofdifferentreligionsor culturesmuralismto live /experiencetorespectTree ofLife(ceramicsculpture)tobelongmarigoldflower(used in Díade Muertos)handmade/ artisanalcandle /devotionalcandlesacredtextilecraft /textile artchurchtraditionalembroideredblouseembroideryfolkarttorecognizediverselegalrecognitionDay oftheDeadZapotecpeopleAfricandescentlawReformLaws(Mexicanliberalreforms)toinfluenceworldview/ way ofseeing theworldtoconserve/ keepplagiarismuniquepopularMaya(languageor culture)traditionalclothingtocelebrateMexicanpridetomaintain/ keeptraditionalcornfieldfarmingsystemtoteachself-portraiteveryday/ dailyto fight/struggletoprotectpeople /town /communityculturalrichnesstotransmit/ pass oncheerfulto mix/ blendtorepresentIndigenouspeoplesbrightcolorsmeaning /significancevibrantstrongrichtoexpressegalitarianclothing/ attiredrugtraffickingtoincrease/ growproudculturalheritageTenangoembroiderytosupportmixture ofraces andculturesnative /autochthonousviceroyalty(colonialperiod ofNew Spain)deep /profoundYucatec(MayafromYucatán)to value /appreciateculturalappropriationindigenoustocreatenationalpridetoexplaintocontributemuralistold /ancientto claim/demandtopreservetoovercomeexhibitioncolorfulnaturalresourcesMayapeoplehandicraft/craftworkcountryside/ farmlandweaving/ fabricstate /governmentpaintinglively/ alivemixed-race /mestizotextileindustryconquest

Acceso: México - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-traditional
  2. O-Nahuatl (language)
  3. B-Zapotec (language or culture)
  4. I-to take advantage of / make the most of
  5. N-Afro-Mexican
  6. O-to cross / go through
  7. N-to share
  8. G-embroiderer
  9. O-fusion of different religions or cultures
  10. O-muralism
  11. B-to live / experience
  12. I-to respect
  13. N-Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture)
  14. B-to belong
  15. O-marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos)
  16. O-handmade / artisanal
  17. G-candle / devotional candle
  18. G-sacred
  19. I-textile craft / textile art
  20. G-church
  21. N-traditional embroidered blouse
  22. I-embroidery
  23. G-folk art
  24. I-to recognize
  25. N-diverse
  26. N-legal recognition
  27. B-Day of the Dead
  28. G-Zapotec people
  29. I-African descent
  30. I-law
  31. N-Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms)
  32. N-to influence
  33. G-worldview / way of seeing the world
  34. I-to conserve / keep
  35. N-plagiarism
  36. I-unique
  37. B-popular
  38. I-Maya (language or culture)
  39. I-traditional clothing
  40. G-to celebrate
  41. G-Mexican pride
  42. G-to maintain / keep
  43. B-traditional cornfield farming system
  44. B-to teach
  45. G-self-portrait
  46. N-everyday / daily
  47. I-to fight / struggle
  48. O-to protect
  49. B-people / town / community
  50. N-cultural richness
  51. G-to transmit / pass on
  52. I-cheerful
  53. B-to mix / blend
  54. N-to represent
  55. B-Indigenous peoples
  56. B-bright colors
  57. I-meaning / significance
  58. B-vibrant
  59. N-strong
  60. I-rich
  61. B-to express
  62. B-egalitarian
  63. O-clothing / attire
  64. N-drug trafficking
  65. G-to increase / grow
  66. G-proud
  67. G-cultural heritage
  68. G-Tenango embroidery
  69. N-to support
  70. B-mixture of races and cultures
  71. G-native / autochthonous
  72. I-viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain)
  73. O-deep / profound
  74. N-Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán)
  75. B-to value / appreciate
  76. O-cultural appropriation
  77. I-indigenous
  78. O-to create
  79. O-national pride
  80. O-to explain
  81. G-to contribute
  82. B-muralist
  83. B-old / ancient
  84. O-to claim / demand
  85. O-to preserve
  86. N-to overcome
  87. N-exhibition
  88. G-colorful
  89. B-natural resources
  90. O-Maya people
  91. G-handicraft / craftwork
  92. I-countryside / farmland
  93. O-weaving / fabric
  94. O-state / government
  95. I-painting
  96. O-lively / alive
  97. O-mixed-race / mestizo
  98. B-textile industry
  99. B-conquest