The most important would be the cowboy culture, which was copied from the Mexican 'vaqueros' (literally, cowboys in Spanish) who developed several haciendas in northern Mexico, (nowadays the US Southwest). From there, you have several other traits, such as the rodeo and the Tex-Mex cuisine, based on the traditions from these cowhands.
what way did the mexican american culture help the united states of america?
It is not very common to see Mexican license plates in the US.
Not to culture, but to economy: maquiladoras are factories and assembly plants owned by foreign investors in Mexico, close to the US-Mexico border. Some examples include electronics, automotive or household assembly plants.
Mexican-Americans
food music
Invaded Mexico. See related questions.
No, you cannot use a Mexican prescription in the US. Prescriptions from other countries are typically not valid in the US, and you would need to see a healthcare provider in the US to get a prescription that is recognized here.
Both are completely different. See related links.
Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican Army's victory over French forces in the Battle of Puebla. In the US it is also a celebration of Mexican culture.
Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican Army's victory over French forces in the Battle of Puebla. In the US it is also a celebration of Mexican Culture.
5 de mayo become part of national day in united state
One could argue many things, but the most important one is that Mexico has the closet proximity to the US than other countries. Mexico influences not only the United States, but all the Latin American countries through the media and through culture. You will not find a better culture than the Mexican culture. The best food, the best traditions, and full of family time.