Mexico

Historically, it has had better climate than the rest of the country, as the north is dominated by the Chihuahuan and Sonoran deserts while the south has a tropical climate and poor soils.

Also most of the central plateau is of volcanic origin, having better soil which has allowed large-scale agriculture. As a result, there is an increased population density.

There are two deserts in Mexico:
Chihuahuan Desert - covers a large stretch of central Mexico from near Zacatecas to the border with the United States,
Sonoran Desert - covers the northwestern corner of the country in the states of Sinaloa and Sonora as well as the Baja Peninsula.

You mean artificially of for food purposes? Some include coffee, apples, avocados, lemons, limes, oranges, peaches, nectarines and pears.

If you mean what trees naturally grow in Mexico, their kind depend on climate and altitude; areas on northwestern Mexico tend to be arid or semiarid, so desert plants and shrubs are the norm; southern Mexico has a subtropical climate, so rain-forests with acacias, palms of several varieties or mangle trees are common. Finally, those areas on the central Mexican plateau and along the Sierra Madre mountain ranges belong to the temperate variety: oaks, pines, cypresses, poplars and figs.

It is called a quincinera and is considered by the culture to be the age at which a girl becomes a woman. The tradition is also continued by Mexican families living in America and countries all over the world.

New foods

Smallpox

Spanish people

Pig

Pork

Bacon

Ham

Pig fat which they used as butter or something similar like that :P

that would taste disgusting ................. at least i think pig fat would taste disgusting

September 16, 1810 is when got its Mexico independence.

Arizona was formed from land that the US obtained from Mexico after the Mexican American War.

The predominant religion in Mexico is Catholicism. As Catholics, Mexicans would view the cycle of life and death as a somewhat mysterious process ordained by God, by which we expiate our original sin (which was the eating of the forbidden apple in the Garden of Eden by Adam and Eve).

No, an alien or immigrant, legal or otherwise, does not become a citizen automatically upon marriage to a citizen. There is a process of applying, processing and (hopefully) eventual approval by the Federal government. First is Permanent Residency status ("Green card"). Then there's a wait of 3 years or more - depending on situation - for citizenship qualification. The website for the agency which handles this process is: USCIS.GOV

Current illegal status may add some complications which I don't know about; it may be wise to consult an immigration attorney - a lawyer who specializes in immigration issues. There are lots of other web sites which give more information as well.

An illegal alien does not automatically become a citizen by marrying one. However, certain illegal aliens can get permanent residence status (often called the "green card") by marrying a US citizen. If the person originally entered the United States legally but overstayed his or her visa, than it is possible for him or her to "adjust status" to that of a permanent resident (i.e. get a "green card") if the US citizen fills out a series of petitions including one that proves that the US citizen can financially support the alien. If the alien is illegal because he or she snuck into the United States without any visa or permit, than that person cannot "adjust status" and has to leave the country before obtaining a green card. If the person was illegally in the country for more than a year, than he or she is barred from ever coming back for 10 years (known as the "10-year-bar") The only way to overcome having the 10-year-bar is by the US citizen spouse filing a petition for a waiver of the bar. The petition has to prove that it would cause extreme and exceptional hardship to him or her to move to his or her spouse's country. Only three years after the person has the green card can they apply for citizenship, and they must still be married to the original citizen who got the green card.

If you are convinced that he is "the one," than you should seriously consider marrying him. Once you are married you can start the process by filing the I-130. once it is approved, he will have to go back to Mexico for an interview to get his visa at the American consulate in Ciudad Juarez. He will be denied the visa because he was illegaly present in the US for over a year. At that time, he will be instructed to file the I-601. You will have to present evidence proving that you could not live in Mexico. This would include evidence of medical problems you may have, financial obligations in the US, familial obligations (i.e. caring for aging parents or disabled relatives.) and anything else that would make it impossible for you to move to Mexico. You have to prove that the hardship would be ABOVE and BEYOND the hardship that could be obviously expected. This means that the fact that you love him and "can't live without him" would not mean SQUAT to the case. The good news is that 90% of I-601s that are filed at Ciudad Juarez are approved. If you are serious about your boyfriend and plan to marry him and go through the long process of getting him his greencard, than you might want to talk to an immigration lawyer about your options. You should also pop into immigrate2us.net. Post under the I-601 section in the "waivers" category.

Yes. In fact, 34% of Mexico (670,668 sq km / 258,946 sq mi) is covered by forests of many kinds, including boreal, temperate and subtropical highland forests as well as tropical rainforests or jungles.

First, the spread European diseases killed millions of Native Americans. Second, the Spanish were skilled soldiers and sailors and had superior weapons. Third, Spain made alliances with Native Americans who were enemies of the Aztecs and the Inca.

The United States has an area of 9,826,675 square kilometers (3,794,101 square miles), while Mexico has 1,972,550 square kilometers (761,606 square miles). Almost five countries the size of Mexico would fit inside the United States.

Felices Navidades de Mejico, is the literal translation. However, if it is a message you wish to send in Spanish from Mexico, it would be as follows:

De Mejico les mando Felices Navidades.

This is a very subjective question. I would say the cheapest would be along the border cities, such as San Diego, El Paso or Brownsville, where you can walk past the border without spending a dime.

Although it was not always necessary, currently (as of January 2012), yes it is necessary. UNLESS you are a frequent traveller or live in a contiguous border state, then there are special ID cards issued which can take the place of a US Passport.

Washington Mississippi ect.

Both countries share a common border of 3,141 Kilometers (1,952 miles) along the American states of California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. The US-Mexican Border also runs along the Mexican northern states of Baja California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas and most of it is defined by the Rio Grande River (Rio Bravo del Norte, as it is known in Mexico).

Yes. Latin America is the cultural region spanning Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America. The region includes all countries that speak Spanish, French and Portuguese.

The state of Sonora is the Mexican breadbasket, where modern irrigation techniques have allowed an otherwise arid climate to become the most productive in terms of agriculture and livestock rising. It is on northern Mexico, just below the US states of Arizona and New Mexico.

Dia de las Madres (Mother's Day) is celebrated on May 10 in Mexico.

Dia de las Madres is a popular occasion that is celebrated throughout the country.. Special events are sponsored by schools, churches, cities and civic groups. Children go to their mother's house on May 9. Festive masses are held and schools have children's presentations. Mothers are given handmade gifts, flowers and cards.

Many have a fiestas (parties) for the moms.

Mexico City (19° 25' 57.85'' N, 99° 07' 59.71'' W) is located within a valley that has a subtropical highland climate (Köppen Cwb), due to its tropical location and high elevation of 2,240 meters (7,349 feet) above sea level. The lower region of the valley is composed mainly of grassland that receives less rainfall than the upper regions of the south; the upper southern region is a mountainous region of pine and oak trees known as the range of Ajusco.

No, Alaska share no border with any US State.

The United States went into war with Mexico and the United States won so Mexico had to sell the northern half of Mexico (Texas) to the United States for half the offer the United States offered.

Christmas is celebrated from December 12th to January 6th.

Children perform "Posadas," which are depictions of Mary and Joseph traveling and asking for room at the Inn, from December 12th to Christmas Eve. They carry candles and painted clay figures of Mary riding on a donkey and Joseph, and call on the houses of neighbors and friends. They sing a song asking for a room at the house, but hey are turned away. Eventually, they are welcomed in, and they say a prayer of thanksgiving and have a party with food, games, and fireworks.

Manger scenes called 'Nacimiento' are popular in Mexico. Christmas trees are becoming more popular. The Poinsetta plant is called 'nochebuena' (Christmas Eve) flowers in Mexico.

In some states in Mexico, children look forward to Santa arriving on Christmas Eve, while children in southern Mexico expect "The Three Kings" to leave presents on January 6th at Epiphany, which is known as 'el Dia de los Reyes'. It is traditional to eat a special cake called 'Rosca de Reyes' on Epiphany.

Candelaria (also known as Candlemas) on the 2nd February marks the end of the Mexican Christmas celebrations. Many Mexicans have parties on Candelaria.