Answer: Over the next few years, Mexico’s new government commissioned a number of artists to paint large scenes, or murals, on the walls of many schools, churches, and museums. These murals were meant to present Mexico’s history in a way that could educate a largely illiterate population. (At the time, only about 10 percent of Mexicans could read). The artists used bright colors and a bold figural style to depict scenes from ancient and modern Mexico.
<h3>Thanks a lot for that motivational short speech!</h3>
<h3>#1AtLeaderboard</h3>
It 4 square mark me brainliest
Sure
. . . . . . . . . . .
