Mexico

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.

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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.

It depends on the size and type of house or building. In Mexico there are small adobe houses and palm shacks that almost anybody could build; there are brick and filler block houses made by small groups of people; larger houses and small buildings require medium to large groups of workers and more sophisticated machines such as concrete mixers, cranes and excavators. Larger buildings and skyscrapers require large amounts of workers and complex construction machinery such as pipelayers, lifts and boring machines.

In sum, houses in Mexico are built much the same way American houses are; The exception being in Mexico there are almost no houses made of wood, as timber has a greater price of 35-40% due to the rough topography of Mexico.

The Sierra Madre Oriental is the mountain range that crisscrosses Mexico from north to south on its eastern side.

hernan cortez attacked the aztecs. Hernan Cortez was an conquistador

On the bills you can find famous Mexican people, such as former president Benito Juarez (MXN 20 bill) or "5 de Mayo" victor, General Ignacio Zaragoza (MXN 500 bill). On most coins' heads you will find their denomination (50 cents, 1, 2, 5, 10 pesos) while all tails show the Mexican coat of arms.

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Dental care abroad If you go abroad for dental care: -- Check with the appropriate government agency in the destination country about its national dentistry guidelines. -- Find out what recourse is available if something goes wrong. -- At the dental office, look for infection-control procedures, including instrument sterilization and use of protective gloves, mask and eyewear. -- A traveler's guide to dental care is available through the Organization for Safety and Asepsis Procedures at www.osap.org. Source: American Dental Association. Why is dental cheaper in Mexico? - lower operating costs, dentists are not required have malpractice insurance, dentists are less advanced and use less expensive technology and infection control procedures. Dental treatment performed abroad although less expensive, also carries an increased number of associated complications and risks. Yes you can, its very affordable. I know a lot of people that have received dentistry work in Mexico. But ask around and find a highly recommended dentist. Its very affordable and great quality. Make sure you do your research... If anyone does decide to go to Mexico for services, factor in trip cost. Depending on where you live, it very well may break even in cost.

It depends on the job you are working. Mexico is a land of contrasts where you can earn as little as a couple of dollars a day as a farmer, laborer or beggar in the streets up to a business man/woman earning millions by the second, such as Carlos Slim, the wealthiest man in Mexico (and at least, one of the wealthiest in the world).

The Toltec were one of the first civilization in Mexico but not much is known about them. The Aztecs are considered the first great civilization that flourished in Mexico. The Mayans are also considered as a great civilization in Mexico.

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Three hundred years, from 1521 (The fall of Tenochtitlan) to 1821 (The Three Guarantees Army entering Mexico City).

A flight from Mexico City to Cancun would have a flying time of about 2 hours.

If you mean state rock, Colorado's state rock is yule marble

From 1824 to 1836 Mexico was a Constitutional Republic. It was in 1836 that Santa Anna, the president of the time, instituted the Siete Leyes, or Seven Laws, which discarded the previous 1824 Constitution and set Anna's dictatorship in place.

Yes, Mexico City has mountains close to it. For instance, Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes are 70 km (43 mi) southeast of Mexico City, and there are many hills around the Texcoco valley, where the city lies. One example is the Ajusco, a 3,930 m (12,894 ft) lava dome volcano located on southern Mexico City which on winter months can get pretty snowy.

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