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Q: Which US border did Mexicans to avoid the war at home?
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What were the cause of the war between Americans and Mexicans over Texas?

the cause was land, a border dispute.


Why did the Americans join in World War 1?

the Germans wanted the Mexicans to attack usa to avoid their intervention but the Americans found out about it


What of the statements best describes the feelings of the Mexicans living in the lands won by the US from Mexico during the Mexican-American War?

"We didn't cross the border; the border crossed us." (APEX)


What were the effects on Mexico of losing the war?

The Mexico Cession gave the US most of the west and forced the Mexicans to accept the border with Texas as the Rio Grade.


Where was the border between the United States and Mexico before the Mexican war?

They were contested, with the Mexicans claiming that it was the Neuches River and the Texans insisting that it was the Rio Grande.


What could the United Nation forces done differently to avoid China entering the war?

avoid closing in on the China border at the Yalu river


What could the United Nation forces have done differently to avoid China entering the war?

avoid closing in on the China border at the Yalu river


Was the Mexican American War fair for the Mexicans?

Mexico did have the "Home Field Advantage", but it was not a contest between equals.


Why are Mexicans moving to town near the U.S. border?

All border states were part of Mexico in the past, until the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). As such, there has been an important presence of Mexicans due to cultural and demographic affinity with Mexico. This has resulted in many immigrants looking for places where they "feel at home", or where family ties are present (i.e. relatives already living in the US), namely southern Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California.


Why are Mexicans moving to towns near the U.S. border?

All border states were part of Mexico in the past, until the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). As such, there has been an important presence of Mexicans due to cultural and demographic affinity with Mexico. This has resulted in many immigrants looking for places where they "feel at home", or where family ties are present (i.e. relatives already living in the US), namely southern Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California.


We didnt cross the border crossed US What is the best explanation for this sentence?

some Mexicans became part of the united states when it won their land during a war


When did the first Mexican immigrants come to Texas?

they came here by crossing the border and going on the border