Ch10: La Cultura - Honduras y Nicaragua Flashcards
Personas Notables: What is the name of the project that was born in support of WIDECAST, and when was it created?
Weaving for Nature in 2007
Personas Notables: how many people contribute to Weaving for Nature, and where are they from?
More than 60 women in Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama
Personas Notables: What is the purpose of Weaving for Nature?
To prevent turtle deaths by suffocating on plastic bags
Personas Notables: How does Weaving for Nature achieve their goal?
Plastic bags are washed, disinfected, and transformed into yarn that can be used for weaving
Personas Notables: What are some of the items that Weaving for Nature makes with recycled plastic bags?
Wallets, bags, bracelets and sandals
Historia: Where are the Mayan ruins in Honduras?
Copán
Historia: Why are the Mayan ruins in Copán historically important?
Copán was the center of Mayan civilization
Historia: What advancements were used by the Mayans in Copán?
Hieroglyphic writing, an advanced calendar, and complex astronomy
Historia: Describe the duties of women in Mayan civilization.
Housework, cleaning, caring for children and animals, growing and making food
Historia: How was the Mayan civilization destroyed?
Overpopulation, water pollution, political struggles, and war
Historia: When and by whom was the Museo de Escultura de Copán created, and what is significant about it?
1996 by the Honduran government; located inside the Copán National Park where the original vegetation of the area still exists
Artes Plásticas: What was Leticia Banegas’ occupation before painting, and when did she begin painting as a career?
Graphic design; 2012
Artes Plásticas: How does Leticia Banegas categorize her work, and why?
As magical realism since they take place between heaven and earth
Artes Plásticas: Who do the women in Leticia Banegas’ paintings represent?
Her family over many generations
Artes Plásticas: What types of colors does Leticia Banegas use in her paintings?
Always gold as well as other bright colors