Mexico for the AP course: federal presidential republic, PRI dominance and transition, electoral reforms, drug-related violence, and NAFTA and USMCA.
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- What is Mexico's form of government?
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Federal presidential republic
- How many chambers does Mexico's Congress have?
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Two (Senate and Chamber of Deputies)
- What is Mexico's lower chamber of Congress called?
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Chamber of Deputies
- What is Mexico's upper chamber of Congress called?
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Senate
- How long is a single Mexican presidential term?
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Six years
- Can a Mexican president serve consecutive terms?
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No, limited to one six-year term
- How many federal entities comprise Mexico?
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32 (31 states plus Mexico City)
- Which party dominated Mexican politics for 71 consecutive years?
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PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party)
- What year did PRI's monopoly on the presidency end?
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2000
- Who was Mexico's first non-PRI president?
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Vicente Fox
- What party did Vicente Fox represent?
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PAN (National Action Party)
- What does PRI stand for?
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Institutional Revolutionary Party
- What does PAN stand for?
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National Action Party
- What does PRD stand for?
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Party of the Democratic Revolution
- What does MORENA stand for?
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National Regeneration Movement