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partly, not really most of it was gained through the Mexican war

and the remainder was "bought" through the Gadsden purchase for 10 million dollars

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anyway your answer as promised...

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the flight from Winnipeg to Mexico is

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longer than that answer :D

Native Americans and Africans.... i think!

Mexico is criscrossed by the Sierra Madre mountain ranges. These however, are intersected by the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt -- the whole thing looks like an inverted 'A'.

Mexico city lies some kilometers north of the Volcanic Belt; within the southern area of city proper, lies the Range of Ajusco (a small range of mountains which form part of this Belt).

Up to three months, without further requirements besides the passport. If I had a say in this not a single day (I have improved on this answer with the strikethrough as the question does not invite subjective or possibly racist opinions.),but if they are tourists, coming from a European nation, up to six month's, like a tourist, if he wants to reside in the country he would have to justify his means, his earnings, where he gets the money to live, or if he is going to work here.

http:/www.virtualmex.com/mileage.htm From Juarez to Guadalajara, it is about 965 miles, so add an extra 15 or 20, depending on where you are coming from in El Paso. Note: If you are driving, the roads/highways in Mexico are no where near the quality that we have in the US. Allow extra driving time, LOTS of extra driving time!!

From a population of 3,116,453 inhabitants, the state of Guerrero (capital: Chilpancingo) has 58% of its population living in urban agglomerations and 42% live on rural communities.

You may be referring to either two "changes" in the Mexican population. The first, population growth, has been slowing because most Mexican women tend to have fewer and fewer children due to better contraceptive methods and greater education. Right now most Mexican women have between two and three children, while women of the last generation had between three up to twelve children.

The other change you may be referring to is the aging of the Mexican population. While last generation had a median age of 16 years and most population was young and unproductive, now it has a median age of 26.3 years and most Mexicans are young adults.

It is the Laguna Salada dry lake at 32° 21' 41.04'' N, 115° 39' 18.36'' W with an elevation of 10 meters (33 ft) below sea level.

No. Mexican is a nationality.

No one. They weren't conquered until 1521 by Spanish conquistador Hernan Cortes.

The problem is not population itself; the unregulated, organic growth of the city is. People have arrived by the millions to Mexico City since the last half of the 20th century, but many of them settled on poor, irregular settlements known as ciudades perdidas (lost cities). These settlements lacked many basic services such as water, electricity or police patrolling and strained already limited resources for the rest of the city's population such as the schooling, transportation and sanitary (garbage disposal) services.

Mexico fell to Spanish conquistadors and became a Spanish overseas colony for 300 years,

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, during the Gadsden Purchase (1853).

Because it is prone to earthquakes: 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.

If you mean the country of Mexico, yes it is; the Pacific Ocean borders all of western Mexico.

If you mean the state of NEW Mexico, no it isn't. Closest beaches are approximately 1,079 kilometers (670 miles) away from New Mexico.

Some parts of it look like New York (Santa Fe). Others look much like New Orleans (Mexico City downtown, Condesa neighborhood) other, poorer parts of it look like the Brazilian favelas or much of Baghdad. See related links.

967 miles

No, it is north of Brazil in North America. Brazil is in South America.

For most of the twentieth century Mexico has had an elected president and a representative legislative assembly. However, these democratic institutions were weakened by the fact that one political party, the PRI, dominated Mexican politics. The representation scheme in the legislature and the powers of the presidency allowed this party to dominate all three branches of Mexico's national government.

Both iron and coal are the main "ingredients" of steel. Coal mines in Mexico are located in the northern state of Coahuila, while the most productive iron mines are located in the states of Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi. All three states are the main producers of steel in Mexico.

the olmecs and the Aztecs were the most known tribes in Mexico

Mexico declared its Independence on 16 September 1810 and that independence was won in 1821.