Mexico

2,543 kilometers (1,581 miles) over a 28-hour, non-stop trip.

Yes, US Dollars are accepted in most places, especially in cities frequently visited by tourists.

Central Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula and parts of Guatemala, Belize, Nicaragua, Honduras and El Salvador were part of the Aztec and Mayan civilizations before contact with Europeans was established in 1519.

It was a decisive victory for Mexico, with 462 French soldiers killed against only 83 Mexican casualties.

There are more than two, but some include Tijuana, Juarez and Matamoros bordering San Diego, El Paso and Brownsville, respectively.

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In the early decades of the 20th century, annual sinking rate in the city center of Mexico City averaged about 2 inches, but when it peaked at mid-century, the soil was collapsing away at the rate of 19 inches a year. Now it has "recovered" to a sinking rate of about 2.5 inches a year.

BP announced that it has spent or committed to spend about 350 million dollars, so far. (see links) It is too early to know the final cost of clean up and effects on its exploratory drilling plans.

They are 5220 miles (approximate distance) away from each other. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.

Yes you can; any passive form of defensive garments or equipment is safe to pass through customs.

Yes. Mexico has an area of 1.96 million square kilometers (758449 sq mi) while Honduras has an area of 112492 square kilometers (43433 sq mi). 17 countries the size of Honduras would fit inside the area of Mexico.

No. Costa Rica and Mexico are separate, independent and sovereign nations each represented in the United Nations and in the Organization of American States.

1519 when the first Spaniards landed on Mexico's shores.

Those states weren't purchased but won over a war with Mexico. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was president at the time.

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Aztecs and Mayans were the most important; however there were many minor tribes and ethnic groups living in Mexico prior to the Spanish conquest of Mexico.

False; Mexico City is the largest city of Mexico.

In 1821, just after winning its War of Independence, Mexico had an estimated population of 6 million. More than 80% of the population lived in rural areas and the Gross Domestic Product per capita was around US$4,600, equivalent to present-day Morocco. Nowadays (2013), Mexico is considered a developing market, where 78% of its population lives in urban areas, has a population of over 116 million and its economy is ranked as the 11th largest in the world, having an income per capita of around US$15,300.

Mexico Capital: Mexico City

Mexico Flag: three vertical stripes of green, white and red with the Mexican coat of arms in the middle white segment; the coat of arms shows an eagle devouring a snake, sitting atop a cactus.

Early civilizations of Mexico and central America developed socially politically and economically by making and helping citizens have food and made sure they didn't starve . Also they had great farming techniques which helped grow crops like corn, and beans

In 1835.

Approximately 1.046 women per man (2011 est.)

Dogs, cats, parakeets and some species of iguana are common pets; horses, sheep, pigs, cows and chicken are common farm animals.

If you mean 'wild animals' there is a huge list of them. See related questions.