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Global Studies

Mexican Politics
May 15, 2011

by Lindsay Lehmen The government structure of a country is one of the first things that should be examined when looking at a country for the first time. When we look at Mexico we see a government organized similar to that of the United States. It is organized into three branches: executive, legislative and judicial. However, it is the power and limitations that these branches receive where the two differ. In Mexican government the executive branch potentially has the most power. This branch...


The Muralism Movement in Post-Revolutionary Mexico
April 16, 2011

By: Danielle Danforth - Origins The Muralism movement took place in Mexico in the 1920s and 1930s as Mexican artists...


Secrets to Conquering the Spanish Language
April 16, 2011

By Danielle Danforth Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn, but that doesn’t make it inferior to more complex...


The Exquisite Art of the Japanese Geisha
April 14, 2011

If you have read the book Memoirs of A Geisha by Arthur Golden or watched the movie based on the international bestseller...


Origami: The Japanese Art of Paper Folding
April 13, 2011

  Origami originated in Japan during the 17th century and became popular in the 1900’s and is now spread all over...


The Cherry Blossom
April 13, 2011

  The cherry blossom, sakura in Japanese, is a widely known symbol of Japan representing the transition from winter...


Bento Boxes
April 13, 2011

"O-bento” is what the Japanese call a packed meal. A bento box has internal dividers so different types of food can be put in each...


Clothing in Mexico
April 13, 2011

There are many types of traditional clothing styles in Mexico, but the major styles include the quechquémitl, huipiles,...


Games in Mexico
April 13, 2011

Every culture has its own pastimes that families and friends engage in to have some fun. In Mexico, some of the most popular...


Architecture in Mexico
April 13, 2011

Residential architecture in Mexico has been heavily influenced by colonial empires such as Spain and France, and has created...


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