to express exhibition egalitarian lively / alive to value / appreciate textile industry church folk art marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos) conquest to respect clothing / attire legal recognition to recognize weaving / fabric law cheerful Afro- Mexican textile craft / textile art to overcome to increase / grow vibrant embroidery natural resources Mexican pride deep / profound proud countryside / farmland to belong to celebrate traditional embroidered blouse to live / experience traditional clothing to maintain / keep traditional cornfield farming system traditional old / ancient Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms) meaning / significance muralist colorful to take advantage of / make the most of to share mixed- race / mestizo Maya (language or culture) fusion of different religions or cultures cultural richness native / autochthonous national pride to mix / blend people / town / community to cross / go through Nahuatl (language) to transmit / pass on viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain) drug trafficking muralism unique Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán) handmade / artisanal worldview / way of seeing the world everyday / daily to conserve / keep to influence handicraft / craftwork to protect popular to preserve plagiarism cultural appropriation strong to fight / struggle embroiderer Zapotec (language or culture) Indigenous peoples mixture of races and cultures state / government Tenango embroidery self- portrait to explain rich to claim / demand cultural heritage Day of the Dead to teach to create painting to support bright colors Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture) indigenous candle / devotional candle diverse African descent to contribute sacred Maya people Zapotec people to represent to express exhibition egalitarian lively / alive to value / appreciate textile industry church folk art marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos) conquest to respect clothing / attire legal recognition to recognize weaving / fabric law cheerful Afro- Mexican textile craft / textile art to overcome to increase / grow vibrant embroidery natural resources Mexican pride deep / profound proud countryside / farmland to belong to celebrate traditional embroidered blouse to live / experience traditional clothing to maintain / keep traditional cornfield farming system traditional old / ancient Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms) meaning / significance muralist colorful to take advantage of / make the most of to share mixed- race / mestizo Maya (language or culture) fusion of different religions or cultures cultural richness native / autochthonous national pride to mix / blend people / town / community to cross / go through Nahuatl (language) to transmit / pass on viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain) drug trafficking muralism unique Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán) handmade / artisanal worldview / way of seeing the world everyday / daily to conserve / keep to influence handicraft / craftwork to protect popular to preserve plagiarism cultural appropriation strong to fight / struggle embroiderer Zapotec (language or culture) Indigenous peoples mixture of races and cultures state / government Tenango embroidery self- portrait to explain rich to claim / demand cultural heritage Day of the Dead to teach to create painting to support bright colors Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture) indigenous candle / devotional candle diverse African descent to contribute sacred Maya people Zapotec people to represent
(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.
B-to express
N-exhibition
B-egalitarian
O-lively / alive
B-to value / appreciate
B-textile industry
G-church
G-folk art
O-marigold flower (used in Día de Muertos)
B-conquest
I-to respect
O-clothing / attire
N-legal recognition
I-to recognize
O-weaving / fabric
I-law
I-cheerful
N-Afro-Mexican
I-textile craft / textile art
N-to overcome
G-to increase / grow
B-vibrant
I-embroidery
B-natural resources
G-Mexican pride
O-deep / profound
G-proud
I-countryside / farmland
B-to belong
G-to celebrate
N-traditional embroidered blouse
B-to live / experience
I-traditional clothing
G-to maintain / keep
B-traditional cornfield farming system
N-traditional
B-old / ancient
N-Reform Laws (Mexican liberal reforms)
I-meaning / significance
B-muralist
G-colorful
I-to take advantage of / make the most of
N-to share
O-mixed-race / mestizo
I-Maya (language or culture)
O-fusion of different religions or cultures
N-cultural richness
G-native / autochthonous
O-national pride
B-to mix / blend
B-people / town / community
O-to cross / go through
O-Nahuatl (language)
G-to transmit / pass on
I-viceroyalty (colonial period of New Spain)
N-drug trafficking
O-muralism
I-unique
N-Yucatec (Maya from Yucatán)
O-handmade / artisanal
G-worldview / way of seeing the world
N-everyday / daily
I-to conserve / keep
N-to influence
G-handicraft / craftwork
O-to protect
B-popular
O-to preserve
N-plagiarism
O-cultural appropriation
N-strong
I-to fight / struggle
G-embroiderer
B-Zapotec (language or culture)
B-Indigenous peoples
B-mixture of races and cultures
O-state / government
G-Tenango embroidery
G-self-portrait
O-to explain
I-rich
O-to claim / demand
G-cultural heritage
B-Day of the Dead
B-to teach
O-to create
I-painting
N-to support
B-bright colors
N-Tree of Life (ceramic sculpture)
I-indigenous
G-candle / devotional candle
N-diverse
I-African descent
G-to contribute
G-sacred
O-Maya people
G-Zapotec people
N-to represent