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How did the Mexican-American war fought?
in the present day Mexico
What was the outcome of the Mexican American war for the American military?
The Mexican cession was the outcome of the Mexican American war.
The clash between Mexican and American troops was near?
Present day Brownsville, Texas.
Where was the first site of the Mexican American War fought?
In present day Texas near Brownsville.
Are the children of a White American man and a Mexican American wife considered American or Mexican?
Usually they are considered white.
Why do so many Mexican Americans take more pride being Mexican then American?
Because there heritage is Mexican even if citizenship has changed.
How did the Mexican-American war fought?
in the present day Mexico
What the Mexican mafia repesent?
The Mexican Mafia represents La Raza, they're for Mexican Pride....
Where was the location of the Mexican American War?
Primarily in present day Mexico.
Were did most of the fighting happen in the Mexican-American War?
In present day Mexico.
Why don't black people celebrate cinco de mayo?
Cinco de Mayo is an overwhelmingly Mexican celebration, which has become a "Mexican Pride Day" in the United States -- think of it as the Mexican version of St. Patrick's Day. As such, it is not often celebrated by other cultures, including African-Americans or Asian-Americans.
What was the outcome of the Mexican American war for the American military?
The Mexican cession was the outcome of the Mexican American war.
The clash between Mexican and American troops was near?
Present day Brownsville, Texas.
What is a person of Mexican origin born in the US called?
Mexican-American
What is the Urban Dictionary's definition of Mexican Pride?
Mexican pride, according to the urban dictionary, is a person who is proud of the country of mexico and its culture. Some of the things they hold pride in includes, foods, music, dance, cerimonies, work ethics and family values.
Why is Cinco de Mayo celebrate in the US?
During Roosevelt's presidency, he began to implement the Good Neighbor Policy (1933) towards several countries in Latin America. Cinco de Mayo began as a cultural festival, quickly turning into a Mexican-American Pride Day, as much as St. Patrick's Day is for Irish-Americans. Ironically, Cinco de Mayo is not that popular in Mexico: often mistaken as the Mexican independence day (September 16 is the actual independence day of Mexico), it marks the date of a significant battle between Mexican and French forces during the Second Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867).
What is the significance of Mexican pizza to the holiday the day of the dead?
None. Pizza is an Italian-American 'invention' and has nothing to do with the Day of the Dead.
