Yes. In military terms, there were 60,000 Mexicans against 90,000 Americans. In population terms, there were 6 million Mexicans against 19 million Americans.
Mexicans or Mexican-Americans
Mabye. Who knows? Only Mexicans and or Americans
The Taos together with the Mexicans revolted against the Americans in 1847. The revolution was on January 19,1847 in New Mexico.
Mexico's Independence Day.
Mexicans have a distrust of Yankees (Americans).
No. Texas used to be part of Mexico, until America stole it from the Mexicans in a war that we Americans started for a tiny, stupid reason. After we won, we tried to settle Texas. The native Mexicans saw it correctly to be an invasion, and they didn't want Americans in their home.
The Independence Day of Mexico, from Spain.
They did, and provided them with generous land grants. Texas however was a part of Mexico, and it was Americans who were invited to Texas.
It's not Americans, it's Mexicans. It's the day Mexico defeated the French in Puebla in 1863.
No. Ecuador is a country, capital Quito. Mexico is another country, capital Mexico D.F. Some people refer to Latin-Americans as Mexicans, but Mexico is a country on its own, with a huge amount of history. They are the descendants of the Aztec empire.
As Mexico has always been in North America they have always been "Americans" in a sense. As far as having "American" as their nationality, Mexico is nation and its citizens are Mexicans not Americans. If a Mexican person moves to the United States and becomes a citizen it is in that country's laws how long the person must be in residence before applying for citizenship.