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How did the us gained land from Mexico?
us won the war with mexico
What land was sold to US from Mexico way back then?
Southern Arizona and New Mexico, specifically the Mesilla Valley. This transaction is known as the Gadsden Purchase (1853).
What was the note called from Germany to Mexico trying to get Mexico to attack the US?
The Zimmerman Telegram.
Does a enhanced id work to come back in the us from Mexico?
Only if you return by land; if you take a flight you must have your passport with you.
How did the war with Mexico change the US border and land holdings?
The war with Mexico changed the US border and land holdings significantly. The US was advantaged as it acquired New Mexico to be part of United States.
What contries have land border with US?
Mexico and Canada.
What US state did Pancho Villa attack?
New Mexico.
What kind of papers do you need coming back from Mexico to US?
Take a passport. As a US citizen, you won't have much trouble entering Mexico, but you will have to establish your citizenship to get back.
Can a us citizen fly to Mexico and back without a passport and are there alternatives to a passport?
To fly into Mexico you HAVE to have a passport. As of right now the only way you can get into Mexico without a passport is by land travel, but that will change as of Summer 2009. As of Summer 2009 you will need a passport for any land travel into Mexico and Canada.
What 2 countries have land borders with the US?
Mexico and Canada
Why did us entry World War 1?
there isn't a single answer but here is a couple of reasons: 1)we intercepted a letter to Mexico from Germany trying to persuade Mexico to attack US and Germany would return TX and other land we took from Mexico. 2)we knew if Britain fell against Germany that they would come after us next 3)Germany attack unarmed US supply ships with their U-Boats and us civil non supply and non military boats
Who asked Mexico to attack the US?
Germany. More specifically, the German ambassador in Mexico, Arthur Zimmerman.
