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What were the Arizona border towns that were endangered by the Mexican Revolution?
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∙ 12y ago
no they were not, they were completely safe.
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∙ 12y ago
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What did the Mexican- American war establish?
The border for new Mexico, Colorado, and Arizona.
What states share a border with the Mexican border?
California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas
Does Mexico border Arizona?
Yes, Mexico borders the state of Arizona. Arizona borders the Mexican state of Sonora to be precise.
Why Mexicans fled across the U.S.-Mexican border after the revolution.?
If you are asking about the American Revolution there was no US Mexican border in 1789. There were only 13 colonies on the East coast and Spain owned the southwestern territory.
If a region were the Mexican border region which states would be included?
it is Californa,Arizona,NewMexico& Texas
If a region were name the Mexican border region which states would be included?
it is Californa,Arizona,NewMexico& Texas
If the region were named Mexican Border region which states would be included?
it is Californa,Arizona,NewMexico& Texas
What country borders Arizona to the South?
That would be the country of Mexico.Mexico ends at the southern border of Arizona.
If a region were named the Mexican Border Region which states would be included?
it is Californa,Arizona,NewMexico& Texas
How many miles is Maricopa County AZ from the Mexican border?
As the crow flies, it is about 30 miles from the southwesternmost corner of Maricopa County, Arizona, to the Mexican border. By driving distance, it's about 79 miles from Gila Bend in Maricopa County to Sonoyta, Sonora, on the Mexican border, or about 48 miles from the Maricopa County line to the Mexican border at Sonoyta along AZ-85.
If a region were named the Mexican border region which state will be included?
it is Californa,Arizona,NewMexico& Texas
What was the war in New Mexico?
The Mexican American War, the Indian Wars and it was also involved in the Mexican Revolution involving the cross border attacks by Pancho Villa.
