Mexico

Located atop three tectonic plates (North American, Pacific and Cocos Plates), Mexico is one of the most geologically active regions of Earth. This has resulted in a varied topography, which includes the three Sierra Madre mountain ranges, the Mexican Altiplano (or Central Mexican Plateau) and the flat lands of the Yucatan Peninsula. Also, The Tropic of Cancer (23° 26' 22'' N) effectively divides the country into northern temperate and southern subtropical zones. Due to the combination of its climate, topography and extensive territory (1,972,550 square kilometers or 761,606 square miles, ranked 14th largest worldwide) Mexico is rich in natural resources:

Minerals: The mining sector was dominated by hydrocarbons, with some of the world's largest deposits of petroleum (17th) and natural gas (18th). Mexico is also ranked in the top 5 producers of silver (13% of world production), bismuth (20% of the world's total), celestite (7% of world output) and fluorspar (18% of world output); sixth in molybdenum; among the top 10 in barite, bentonite, arsenic, diatomite, graphite, cadmium, gypsum, mine lead, manganese ore, salt, sulfur, and mine zinc; and in the top 15 in mine copper, cement, gold, and crude steel (second largest producer in Latin America).

Fishing: With 9,330 kilometers (5,798 miles) of coast along the Pacific Ocean, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, fishery is very extensive in Mexico with a total catch of 1.02 million tonnes for 2007, accounting for 1.4% of the world's production and ranking at the 17th position.

Agriculture: This economic activity is another important area. Main crops include corn (ranked 4th worldwide), sorghum (4th), and beans (5th). Mexico is also a major producer and exporter of fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products, being among the top 10 producers of avocado, cacao, coffee, lemon, mango, orange, tomato, sugarcane, honey and banana. Mexico also has the climatic conditions which allow the production and export of cattle, pigs, goats and sheep.

Forestry: 39% of the Mexican territory is composed of forests and woodland. This includes scrub, oak and pine forests, low jungles and tall deciduous forests, combined with mangroves, marshes, and savannas. These forests are commonly used for providing timber - however wood production costs are 35-40% higher due to topography - as well as ecological and wildlife reserves and untapped pharmaceutical stores due to Mexico being a megadiverse country (see related questions).

Dia de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe / Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe - Mexico's patron saint.

Yes. The conditions to settle were simple:

1) to pledge allegiance to Mexico and

2) observe the Mexican Law and customs

The month of May is in the spring (primavera in Spanish). In northern Mexico there are more 'seasons' so Spring would be the season for the month of May. However, in southern Mexico, nearer the equator, there are wet and dry seasons because it is more tropical, therefore it would be near the end of the dry season there.

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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. Yearly average temperatures and rainfall: 9-23 °C (42-69 °F) and 7 cm (2.8 in).

Mean temperature is 23°C (73.4 °F) throughout February.

Nothing. Texas split up on its own during the Texas Revolution (1835-1836), but was never recognized as an independent country by Mexico. When it was admitted to the United States in 1846, this move triggered the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). At the end of such war, Mexico was forced to recognize Texas independence and cease any attempt on retaking it. The amount "paid" -- in fact the amount just was deducted form Mexico's standing debt towards the United States -- was given just for the Mexican Cession, which officially included present-day California, Nevada, Utah, part of Colorado as well as most of northern New Mexico and Arizona.

because the central goverment give them money to help out.

There are five states that border the Gulf of Mexico. These are Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Texas is the only of these considered a central state.

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Just one of them: the Drink and Global product lines, as well as some packaging (paper and tin paper wrappings) are made in Mexico, in the town of El Salto (19°45'N 104°01'W), in the western state of Jalisco.

The number of American Corporation relocating manufacturing plant to countries like Mexico and India is in the hundreds.

The symbol of the flag means coat of arms. The symbol looks like an eagle, holding a serpent in its talon, is perched on top of a prickly pear cactus; the cactus is situated on a rock that rises above a lake.

Rio Bravo del Norte (Spanish for Brave River of the North)

The flight time for flights between the above places is 3 hours 45 mins

This is an approximate travel time (calculated in ideal conditions. The travel speed is 500 mph and 30 mins for take off and landing). The actual time might change depending on the flight path chosen, weather conditions, etc

The Aztec ruler Montezuma II ruled Mexico until overthrown and killed by the Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes. Between 1517 and 1520, the Spanish took control of the empire.

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Either west or south

dogs can fly to Mexico. it was spring break last year and all my friends got to go to Mexico for vacation but i didnt have enough money to go. i was so sad and my dog and i sat on the couch and watched dumbo. my dog felt so inspired that when i took him outside so he can "do his business" he just started flying around. i gave him a map and within 48 hours i was in Mexico.

Yes, Mexico has colleges and universities. Some of them are part of the public education system and are almost considered free, and there are private colleges that are even more expensive than those found in the United States. Many of these colleges (both public and private) have exchange programs where American, Japanese, Canadian and European professors provide lectures to the students.

I live in New Mexico and there are alot of animals...like(moutioun lions,black bears,coyotes,deer,elk,barbure sheep,cows,rabbits,sheep,skunks,and goats well theres mammels,afhibians,toads,and stuff like that

Three hundred years; from the fall of Tenochtitlan (1521) to the end of the War for Independence (1821).

Somewhat; it is a resort and port city with a population of 800,000. It is also a major tourist destination, especially for the local folks.