Mexico

Yes. Don't confuse with NEW Mexico, which is a US' state.

Misiones (Spanish for missions). Most towns and cities with Spanish names found in California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas started as small religious missions to convert the Native Americans found in such lands. One example of such religious buildings is the Santa Clara Mission, established in 1777 in Santa Clara, California (now in the middle of Silicon Valley).

They were different people. Hernan Cortes conquered the Aztec empire in Mexico, while Francisco Pizarro conquered the Incans in South America.

Sombrero (literal Spanish translation of "hat")

From Alabama to Mexico..... 1. Soy Beans

2. Tires ( BF Goodrich is located in Tuscaloosa)

3. Vehicals ( Mercedies, Hundai)

4. Coal ( Too Many coal Mines to list)

5. Cotton

6. Gasoline/ Oil ( Hunt refineries)

7. Natural Gas ( tons of Gas wells around here) Hope this Helps. Jaime... Alabama

Monterey, Mexico, is in the mountains in the interior of Mexico and not on the coast. The nearest ocean is the Atlantic (in the form of the Gulf of Mexico) about 180 miles to the East.

fish is a joke building up about dish network starting in Mexico, dishnetwork Mexico is getting quite a positive response from a lot of people and that is why sky ( it's satellite rival) is doing everything possible to slander dish so, "someone" is distributing fliers saying that "fish" sucks and they signal drops, and it has crappy channels, and the antenna looks ugly on your roof and so on... sky used to be the ONLY satellite provider in Mexico and for that reason was charging huge amounts of money for the service while getting really bad channels, most of them channels you could get over the air so now that dish came up with a service that provides you with major networks for a very reasonable price this war has started.

hopefully people will choose dish over the next couple of months and will drive out sky out of business hehe.... by the way sky owner is a major tycoonl in this country and owns most of the Mexican networks in Mexico.

The Pacific Ocean to the west and the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea to the east.

Yes; the Caribbean Sea to the southeast. Other bodies of water include the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Gulf of Mexico to the east.

The Battle of the Alamo was a defeat at the hands of General Santa Anna who surrounded the Alamo Mission and killed most of the defenders inside. The defeat was heroic, however, and the Alamo became famous as a symbol of Texas courage and bravery.

The Battle of Goliad was the second skirmish of the Texas Revolution which ended in a Texan victory, not defeat. However, the Goliad massacre which occured about 5 months later was the execution of 342 Texas patriots by the Mexican Army. The brutal killing of the prisoners-of-war fueled anti-Mexican sentiments in Texas for many years to come.

No. Live or dead animals entering Mexico without proper registration will be confiscated.

All throughout Mexico, living on small villages or large city-states. Some examples include the Mayan and Aztec, which were the largest civilizations in Mexico at the time of contact with Europeans.

The distance between Mexico and Egypt can vary depending on starting and ending location. The average distance between these two regions is 7,758 miles.

There are many, not just three; however the most important groups would be:

Nahua (descendants of the original Aztecs, found in most central Mexico)
Maya
Zapotec
Mixtec
Otomi
Totonac

I believe that all you need to go to Mexico is your driver's license (that's all we've used to drive there)...if you are a US born American citizen. However, if you are not a US born American citizen...you'll require further documentation. I do not suggest taking your original birth certificate with you when you travel. A passport is a better option and easier to replace if lost or stolen. Starting 2006 you will need to have a valid passport to travel between Mexico and the USA As of now, you need a passport, and a drivers license to go thru the airport customs.

According to the U.S. governments travel website and the department of homeland security, a passport is required to re-enter the USA by air. Land travel requires proof of identity and citizenship until June 1,2009 at which time a passport will be necessary. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Technically the above is correct BUT you willl have extreme difficulty boarding ANY International flight without having a passport as ID at check-in. After June 2009 the airlines have become really hard nosed about this. An " enhanced " drivers liscense is NOT a passport and will not be accepted at the airport .... those things are only for "driving " to Mexico or Canada BUT be warned, althought Mexico will maybe allow you in without a passort ( how much are you willing to pay as a bribe ? ) the U.S. Immigration will NOT allow you back into the U.S. without a passport Money buys anything in Mexico

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No. Mexico has extradition treaties with most countries in the world.

Unlike the U.S.-Mexico border, which is a no man's land full of security fences, barbed wire, drones and infrared cameras, the Guatemala-Mexico border is almost imperceptible -- there are no fences among both nations; only a clearing between both countries. The Guatemala-Mexico Border has a length of 871 Kilometers (542 miles) and is defined at some stretches by the Usumacinta, Salinas and Suchiate Rivers.

You've heard of Los Cabos, or Cabo San Lucas many times, but don't know where it is at? Los Cabos is located at the tip of the nearly 1,000-mile long Baja California peninsula, and within easy reach of the US and Canada.

It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, the world's youngest and most biologically diverse sea. The area is classified as a tropical thorn forest, with vast tracts of desert terrain tumbling into the two seas.

Cabo San Lucas is colloquially known as Cabo. It is located at the tip of the Baja California peninsula which is, incidentally, part of Mexico.

Unknown. When the Aztecs discovered the city, it was already abandoned; Teotihuacan was the name with which the Aztecs called the city (that means "city of the Gods"). Nowadays, the original name of the city, the ethnicity of its inhabitants, their names and the reasons for their downfall is still unknown.

Approximately 13.4 pesos.