Where Mexican settled in Texas?

Answer 1

They owned Texas, before it broke away to form a independent country. Four years later, Texas joined the US. The Mexican government gave 270 acers to families who settled in Texas and agreed to their conditions.

Answer 2

They owned Texas, before it broke away to form a independent country. Four years later, Texas joined the US. The Mexican government gave 270 acers to families who settled in Texas and agreed to their conditions.

Answer 3

Most were born there. At the end of the Spanish conquest and colonization (1595), there were less than 2 million people in Mexico, from 18-30 million before contact with Europeans was made. This is known as the Mexico Demographic Collapse. From 2 million in 1595, such country grew to almost 113 million at the end of 2011.

Answer 4

Present-day California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, as well as parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas.
Mexicans, Hispanics, settled nearly everywhere in America taking on jobs in major companies because the companies were allowed to pay the Hispanics less than minimum wage because they were not legal citizens. give me a specific time period and i could tell you.

Answer 5

On the southwest, including present-day California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, as well as parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas.

Answer 6

All throughout the territories that conform the U.S. Southwest. Most settled on Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California, but some went far north to Colorado, Arizona and even Utah.

Answer 7

It's still settling.

Answer 8

Since 3000 BC.