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Correct answer: C
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Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo means the "Fifth of May" in Spanish.
Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of the Mexican victory of the Battle of Puebla.
It is not a celebration of Mexican Independence Day.
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U.S. Celebrations
Several states in the United States used to be part of Mexico.
When those states joined the Union, they continued celebrating Cinco de Mayo.
Many U.S. citizens and Mexicans alike celebrate Cinco de Mayo today!
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Largest Celebration
Many cities with large Hispanic populations celebrate the day.
Countries all over the world celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
Los Angeles, California hosts the world’s largest Cinco de Mayo celebration.
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Honoring Cinco de Mayo
You can celebrate Cinco de Mayo by making traditional Mexican foods like tacos and salsa!
You can listen to a Mariachi Band!
You can try practicing your Spanish Language skills!
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