Roldán Vera offers an analysis of representations of the US–Mexican War in nineteenth-century Mexican and US history textbooks. Initially, she demonstrates, representations of the war were similar in the two countries, but over time American textbooks began to present the American victory as ...
The Mexican War began in 1846 because of a dispute over the western boundary of Texas(得克萨斯州). The U.S. claimed it was at the Rio Grande, and Mexico insisted it was 100 miles to the east at the Nueces River. At this time in history, Mexico owned all of the land that is now...
Victory over Mexico added vast western territories to America, but it also quickened the domestic slavery debate and crippled Mexico for decades, making the Mexican War one of our most ambiguous conflicts. Primary documents, biographical sketches and narrative chapters rounded out by twenty images and...
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the Mexican WarˌMexicanˈWar, the(alsothe Mexican-American War) (1846–48)a war between the US and Mexico, which began when Texas, which had recently become independent from Mexico, became part of the US. Mexico and the US disagreed over the Texas-Mexico border. The US also wanted ...
War of a Thousand Deserts: Indian Raids and the U.S.-Mexican War. By Brian DeLay. Lamar Series... M Babcock - 《Journal of World History》 被引量: 0发表: 2010年 War of a Thousand Deserts: Indian Raids and the U.S.-Mexican War War of a Thousand Deserts: Indian Raids and the U...
"We're talking (growth) in general double digits," said Van der Steene. "The growth in Mexico is real. Some impact might be linked to tariffs, but overall, and by and large, we see the robust development of the Mexican economy." ...
Though it persuasively and conclusively argues for the importance of Indian polities in the U.S.-Mexican War and in the general pursuit of public goals, the nation building of the Indian polities does not merit the same scope as does that of Mexico and the United States. This imbalance ...
Mixtec, and Aztec cultures. Mexico was conquered by Cortés in 1521 and held by the Spanish until 1821. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo that ended the Mexican War (1846-1848) awarded all lands north of the Rio Grande to the United States. Mexico City is the capital and the largest city...
The Mexican War began in 1846 because of a dispute over the western boundary of Texas(得克萨斯州). The U.S. claimed it was at the Rio Grande, and Mexico insisted it was 100 miles to the east at the Nueces River. At this time in history, Mexico owned all of the land that is now...