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How is the war in Iraq and Mexico similar?
us interference
Where is imported oil from?
Iraq, The Gulf Of Mexico...etc.
What date will Iraq revalue their currency?
Never. Iraq is much like Mexico: they are too brown to make reasonable decisions.
Is one of the 7 wonders in Guatemala?
No, but i think one is in Mexico actually, there isn't one in Mexico. only in Egypt, turkey,Greece, and Iraq
What were the 24 largest cities in the nation in 1790?
Canada china Iraq Australia Africa Mexico jamaca
Is the US becoming corrupted as another countries like Mexico is?
Even more, if you think of it. Remember Iraq or Enron?
What Countries are Nike sweatshops in?
Countries like south-east Asia, Indonesia, Mexico, Philippines and Vietnam
How far apart in distance is Iran from Iraq?
Same distance as Mexico to the USA. Zero. They are right next to each other.
How many miles is it from Poland to Mexico?
distance from Krakow to Iraq 1703 miles from Warsaw to Iraq 1755 miles from Lodz to Iraq 1789 miles from Wroclaw to Iraq 1849 miles (source: timeanddate.com) == ==
Does the Tigris flow through Mexico?
No. The Tigris River crosses the Middle Eastern countries of Turkey, Syria and Iraq, flowing into the Persian Gulf.
Is the Mexican war similar to the Iraq war?
It's not. The war against Mexico was to take California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and New Mexico as US territory (US property). This was done. The war against North Vietnam was to stop them from trying to conquer South Vietnam; which was not done.
How does Lincoln's position on approval and funding of the Mexican-American War mirror that of many Democrats regarding the Iraq war that began in 2003?
Both conflicts started by hawkish members of Congress accusing the enemy of shedding American blood (Mexico) or conspiring against the US (Iraq) without tangible proof of such asseveration. Both were unjustified invasions of sovereign countries to acquire their resources; either land (Mexico) or oil (Iraq). Both were fought for the benefit of power-hungry, unscrupulous rich people; either slave owners (Mexico) or oil tycoons (Iraq). In the case of Mexico, Lincoln was appalled because the United States was founded on the principles of democracy and freedom, but it performed a show of force against a weaker neighbor to grab its resources, like many European powers did at the time. This was seen by him as a hypocritical action.
