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    shouting at their soldiers. This was the sound of the Mexican-American war over Texas. The Mexican-American war was when Texas wanted to become a part of America‚ but Mexico was holding them back. Manifest Destiny‚ the attack on Taylor‚ and an economy benefit of the land were three ways the United States was justified in going to war with Mexico. Manifest Destiny was the idea that freedom could be spread throughout the world and into every country. That’s what America wanted. A free world. John O’Sullivan

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    To help better understand Mexico’s culture‚ a brief overview of Geert Hofstede’s study of different cultures would be useful. Hofstede’s cultural taxonomy helps in the understanding of cultural differences. Hofstede proposed that people carry mental programs that are developed during their childhood and are reinforced by their culture (Lustig‚ Koester‚ 2006‚ p.114). Through these programs‚ the ideas of a culture are expressed through its principal values. Hofstede conducted a study of over 100‚000

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    The old gringo

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    known author has had many accomplishments when it came to his writing. Fuentes’s novel “The Old Gringo” is a story told about this American writer‚ soldier and journalist named Ambrose Bierce and his remaining living days in Mexico. His incompatibility to the ways the people of Mexico lived had left Ambrose blind due to the fact that he had not the slightest clue to what was in store.

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    The Drug War in Mexico

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    Mexican Drug War Alex Woodman The drug trade in Mexico has flourished since World War II. The drug lords and kingpins have as much power or more power than the government. In 2006‚ Felipe Calderon took office as Mexico’s President. His first act as President was to declare war on the drug cartels. Since then‚ the violence towards government officials and military/police personnel has increased dramatically. Although cries from the citizens of Mexico call for the violence to stop‚ the government continues

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    Judas at the Jockey Club

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    located in Mexico. At this time‚ though‚ Mexico was in the Porfirian Era (1876-1911). In this certain era‚ Mexico was being encountered by two very different cultures at the same time: the industrial‚ and the traditional. These distinctively separate cultures impacting Mexico made it as what can be described as "backwards" in a sense‚ as Mexico was practically regressing as the world around it was moving on to bigger and better things. Mexico was so behind that "many had concluded that Mexico had yet

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    different sources that have contributed to my cultural background. I will start by saying that I was born in Mexico and I was raised in a big family; 5 brothers and 5 sisters. I studied at a catholic school from grade school through middle school and moved to a public school in the United States the first two years of high school. Then I moved back to Mexico to complete high school. I live in Mexico but have been working at U.S. manufacturing companies for 20 years. My family customs and traditions

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    Essay On Mexican Banditry

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    They now had to compete with Americans‚ who were better off economically‚ and with Mexicans coming across the Mexico-United States border looking for a better economic opportunity. After the Mexican American war Mexicans‚ living in the area that the United States annexed from Mexico‚ were worse off economically than they were before. After the Mexican American war Mexicans living in New Mexico were losing their livelihood. “... Texas cattlemen began to establish their ascendancy in 1870s and 1880s.

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    really affect business and tourism on Mexico? Retrieved September 3‚ 2012‚ from Enlance Mexico: http://enlacemexico.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=120:-how-does-the-drug-violence-really-affect-business-and-tourism-in-mexico&catid=59:no-te-lo-pierdas&Itemid=134 Ashley Fantz‚ C. (2012‚ January 20). The Mexico drug war: Bodies for billions. Retrieved September 03‚ 2012‚ from CNN World: http://www.cnn.com/2012/01/15/world/mexico-drug-war-essay/index.html Board‚ E. (2012)

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    war because of 3 reasons: Polk provoked it‚ Robbery of Texas‚ and the growth of Slavery of Texas. One reason the US was unjustified is that Polk provoked Mexico. He was a strong believer of Manifest Destiny. He believed that it was God’s plan to kick out Mexicans and let the USA grows more. He stole Texas from Mexico (Doc.B). This evidence shows that the US was unjustified in going

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    Spanish and Hispanic Culture Trivia 1. The name Mexico comes from the Aztecs; it was related to the Aztec Mexica tribe. 2. The president of Mexico is Enrique Peña Nieto 3. The river that borders Texas and Mexico is the Rio Grande. 4. Mexico’s Independence Day is September 16. 5. Pancho Villa is made fun of in the song La Cucaracha 6. The official languages that are spoken in Spain are Galician‚ Catalan‚ and Basque. 7. The Mediterranean Sea is the body of water that borders Spain to the southeast

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