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strawberrychix asked:


I am in Mexico and have bought three fifths (750ml) of tequila/rum/vodka. If I put the bottles in my checked luggage, do I have to pay or do anything? What happens if I don’t?

T. Budd asked:


It is said the treaty was made in the 1800s stating the US wont make Tequila if Mexico wont make Whiskey.

Parker asked:


The Original 13 States
Gains from Peace of Paris 1783
Louisiana Territory Purchase 1803
North Dakota/Minnesota Cession 1818
Florida purchased from Spain 1819
Acquisition from Gr. Britain 1842
Texas Annexed 1845
Oregon Territory-Treaty of 1846
Mexican Cession 1848
Gadsden Purchase 1853

They have to be acquired using one of the following:
A. Purchase by Treaty
B. Treaty ending a war(no purchase money involved)
C. Acquired by Treaty ending a war(some money paid)
D. Annexation by Congressional Resloution of an independent republic
E. Acquisition by Agreements with other nations(no purchase money involved)

I’m relatively sure i’ve figured out a few of them, but need to be one hundred percent sure for an exam coming up where some of these might be on the test.
I understand how the thirteen colonies came about. They claimed the land & eventually Great Britain recognized this claim with a treaty. But was the treaty one that ended a war? Or was there just disputes with no war, but ended the disputes with a treaty? I wasn’t sure a war was going on.. but i know there had been much tension.

Anyways, I think it goes
B
B
A
Not Sure
A
D
D
B
Not Sure
C

One i’m still trying to figure out.. & a little more confirmation that these are right would be great! I have to get in A, and can’t mess up on any of them.. :/ Thanks everyone!!!!

K asked:


I will be traveling to Mexico. Do I need to buy a special cell phone charger to be able to charge my phone while down there? Does Mexico use AC/DC current?

Mr. Niginog Wang asked:


i read the article at yahoo.com on the front page. it say that mexican has an EXTEME drug carton problem. they have murdering all the mayors, sherriffs, and police man. what could you aspect though from them. maybe it is this why they want to come to the unite state so much?

well anyway to make the long story shotened, they new mayor is a 20 year old woman. she doesnt seem like a trusted person though. now that make a mayor do you think she will being abuse her power? either increase the drug making or try to smuggle more mexicans into the united states?

who things she will make a changed or being currupte like the rest of them??

Naoki Matsumoto asked:


My parents and I are going to travel from Mexico into the US to California in a few months. We have two cats and would like to know if any paperwork is needed to bring the cats into the US.
I did not mention the fact that we will be driving. Sorry.

Miii asked:


QUESTIONS FOR MEXICAN’S:(1)Why do mexicans come to the U.S.??(2)Do you think they should remove the law were mexicans cant cross the border and why??(3)would it be a good idea if obama made mexicans in united state,U.S. citizens,and why?(4)Do you think mexicans should be allowed to come to the U.S.?And finaly(5)How would all of this help the U.S. somehow?(: QUESTION FOR AMERICAN’S:(1)Why dont american’s like mexicans??(2)Do you think mexicans should be allow to to cross the border and why??(3)Would it be a bad idea if mexicans were allow to come to the U.S. and why??(4)And how will the U.S. be better with no mexicans??

Christopher asked:


I’m about to live in Chapala, (Jalisco state) but I’ll be receiving several incomes from US sources. I want the best rates for getting US funds out of the US bank and using it in Mexico and putting some in pesos in a Mexican bank. The bank choices are Banamex, HS BC, Banca Santander-Serfin or Bancomer in Mexico and any major bank in the US with a branch in Tampa, Florida.

lolo asked:


Campfire remains in the Valley of Mexico, have been radiocarbon-dated to 21,000 BCE, and a few chips of stone tools have been found near the hearths, indicating the presence of humans at that time.[23] Around 9,000 years ago, ancient indigenous peoples domesticated corn and initiated an agricultural revolution, leading to the formation of many complex civilizations. Between 1,800 and 300 BCE, many matured into advanced pre-Columbian Mesoamerican civilizations such as: the Olmec, the Teotihuacan, the Maya, the Zapotec, the Mixtec, the Toltec and the Aztec, which flourished for nearly 4,000 years before the first contact with Europeans. Credited with many inventions and advancements including pyramid-temples, mathematics, astronomy, medicine and theology.
In the early 16th century, from the landing of Hernán Cortés, the Aztec civilization was invaded and conquered by the Spaniards.[24] The territory became part of the Spanish Empire under the name of New Spain, much of the identity, traditions and architecture of Mexico were created during the colonial period.
On September 16, 1810, independence from Spain was declared by Priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, in the small town of Dolores, Guanajuato.[25] The first insurgent group was formed by Hidalgo, the Spanish viceregal army captain Ignacio Allende, the militia captain Juan Aldama and “La Corregidora” Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez. Hidalgo and some of his soldiers were captured and executed by firing squad in Chihuahua, on July 31, 1811. Following his death, the leadership was assumed by priest José María Morelos, who occupied key southern cities. In 1813, the Congress of Chilpancingo was convened and, on November 6, signed the “Solemn Act of the Declaration of Independence of Northern America”. Morelos was captured and executed on December 22, 1815. In subsequent years, the insurgency was near collapse, but in 1820 Viceroy Juan Ruiz de Apodaca sent an army under the criollo general Agustín de Iturbide against the troops of Vicente Guerrero. Instead, Iturbide approached Guerrero to join forces, and in 1821 representatives of the Spanish Crown and Iturbide signed the “Treaty of Córdoba”, which recognized the independence of Mexico under the terms of the “Plan of Iguala”. Iturbide immediately proclaimed himself emperor of the First Mexican Empire. A revolt against him in 1823 established the United Mexican States. In 1824, a Republican Constitution was drafted and Guadalupe Victoria became the first president of the newly born country. The first decades of the post-independence period were marked by economic instability, which led to the Pastry War in 1836, and a constant strife between liberales, supporters of a federal form of government, and conservadores, proposals of a hierarchical form of government.[26] General Antonio López de Santa Anna, a centralist and two-time dictator, approved the Siete Leyes in 1836, a radical amendment that institutionalized the centralized form of government. Suspended the 1824 Constitution, civil war spread across the country, and three new governments declared independence: the Republic of Texas, the Republic of the Rio Grande and the Republic of Yucatán. Texas successfully archived it and was annexed by the United States, a border dispute led to the Mexican–American War, which began in 1846 and lasted for two years, settled via the “Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo” forcing Mexico to give up nearly half of its land to the U.S., including California. Further transferred some of its territories, southern Arizona and New Mexico, via the Gadsden Purchase in 1854.
Dissatisfaction with Santa Anna’s return to power led to the liberal “Plan of Ayutla”, initiating an era known as La Reforma, after which a new Constitution was drafted in 1857 that established a secular state, federalism as the form of government and several freedoms. As the conservadores refused to recognized, the War of Reform began in 1858, both groups had their own governments, but ended in 1861 with the liberal victory led by indigenous President Benito Juárez. In the 1860s underwent a military occupation by France, which established the Second Mexican Empire under the rule of Habsburg Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria with support from the Roman Catholic clergy and the conservadores, who later switched sides and joined the liberales. Maximilian surrendered, was tried on June 14 and was executed on June 19, 1867. Porfirio Díaz, a republican general during the French intervention, ruled Mexico from 1876–1880 and then from 1884–1911 in five consecutive reelections, period known as the Porfiriato, characterized by remarkable economic achievements, investments in arts and sciences, but also of economic inequality and political repression.[27] A likely electoral fraud that led to his fifth reelection sparked the 1910 Mexican Revolution, initially led by Francisco I. Madero. Díaz resigned in 1911 and Madero was elected president but overthrown and murdered in a coup d’

i rock asked:


My husband and I want to go on a vacation to mexico but Im not sure if we can. Does he need a Visa, or is he ok with just his passport? And does anyone know about other countries, such as the Dominican Republic/Puerto Rico/etc?

des4859 asked:


I’ve noticed that classic VW Beetles go for a lot of money in the US and Canada, between $5000 and $10,000. But they had been produced in Mexico for years. I would assume the climate, and their abundance, would mean there would be a lot of them, and they would cost considerably less in Mexico. Am I right?

jesswzmn asked:


For example, is he speaking about what is best for the United States of America or what is best for american citizens?

cal asked:


I am going to be fishing in Naples Florida which is in the Gulf of Mexico. I am going to be going their next week. I was wondering what should i use for fishing right off the beach.

danielsonrg asked:


I got a sprint cell and I’m trying to text one of my biznatches in Mexico. Does anyone know how to do a internation text?

EB997 asked:


My dad is from the U.S. (obviously not Mexican at all). My Mom was born and raised in Mexico, Her father is def 100% Mexican, and her mother was born in the United States, but to a Mexican mother and father.

Joan ^_^ asked:


I need to know the year these wars began and the year they ended:
War of 1812
Mexican American
Civil War
Spanish-American War
World War 1
World War 11 began in Europe

year these events occurred:
U.S entered WW11
LBJ sent U.S ground troops to Vietnam
U.S troops pulled out of Vietnam
(you don’t have to answer all of them just the ones you know)
Thanks in advance! =)

James asked:


The territories that belonged to Mexico before this war took place were the entire states of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah, as well as parts of Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming.

If Mexico still had all of this territory, how do you think the country would be doing right now? Would Mexico be a 1st world country, or would it still be a developing nation?

Also, how would this have affected the United States? Would it be as prosperous as it is today, being a much smaller country?

ramirezdorina asked:


What are my rights as a”US CITIZEN” born and raised in Arizona? Being Mexican/American…Do they (The Police) have the right to pull me over just because I’m Mexican and I might be illegally here? Can anyone tell me if…In Arizona DO THE POLICE HAVE THE RIGHT TO STOP ME AND ASK ME IF I WAS BORN HERE JUST BECAUSE I AM LATINA, A CHICANA, AN HISPANIC, A MEXICAN TO MOST OF YOU ALL. THE FACT IS I AM A MEXICAN/AMERICAN CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 100% Like it or not people some of us do have the same rights as you all….you know… the white people. Alot of you think all the “Mexicans” should go back to Mexico…Why? That’s not where all us brown skin folks come from. My great-great-great grandmother from germeny and My great-great-great grandfather came from spain. Anyways, back to what I was asking Can they ask me 2 show proof that I’m from “US”? do i need 2 start carring my birthrecords with me? 4 u all who r thinking yes…why should I have 2 even worry bout that…?

captain_koyk asked:


They start rolling this weekend – unlimited access to the entire continental United States

Why do we as Americans continue to allow “conservatives” to PRETEND TO BELIEVE one way, then like Vitter, like Craig, like Bush (the list goes on) ACT in a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT way and AGAINST the best interests of OUR NATION?
conpublican – it’s not Bush’s wish????

this is a POLICY DECISION. It doesn’t go through congress, it goes though the DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION which is SOLEY under the control of the president.
speckofdust7billion – so offer AMERICANS MORE MONEY
Butterbar Bob -how is it in America’s interest to open our borders as you suggest and lower the living standards of ALL americans in the process?
Butterbar Bob -you have the GALL to call THIS protectionist?????
Johnny 2 Times -RIGHT, you KNOW that American truck drivers wil NOT go into CORRUPT mexico to be ROBBED but are conveniently and DISHONESTLY forgeting it.
conpublican — Sorry, doesn’t wash, first, I disagreed with Clinton’s signing of NAFTA, so he IS to blame in this as well. But ALL OF CONGRESS was Republican controlled at the time and the NAFTA bill was WRITTEN by Republicans. Peddle your BS elswhere

God is Good! asked:


How should these treaties be considered:
U.S. TREATIES MADE UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF “GOD” OR “ALMIGHTY GOD”:

MEXICO, 1848:
“In the name of Almighty God:
The United States of America and the United Mexican States. . . ”

MEXICO, 1853:
“In the name of Almighty God:
The Republic of Mexico and the United States of America. . . ”

COLUMBIA, 1824:
“In the name of God, Author and Legislator of the Universe.
The United States of America, and the Republic of Columbia. . . ”

CHILE, 1832:
“In the name of God, Author and Legislator of the Universe.
The United States of America, and the Republic of Chili. . . ”

OTHER U.S. TREATIES WHICH USE THE WORD “GOD” OR “ALMIGHTY GOD”:

In 1787, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams signed a treaty with Morocco titled “Treaty of Peace and Friendship.” This treaty was done under the authority of “Almighty God.” It also said “trusting in God it will remain permanent.”

In 1865, the United States and Morocco with 10 other powers signed a treaty that began this way:
“In the name of the only God! There is no strength nor power but of God.
“His Excellency the President of the United States of America. . . ”

In 1890, the United States along with at least 15 other nations entered into a treaty against the slave trade. The treaty was titled: “General Act For the Repression of the African Slave Trade.” The treaty began this way:
“In the Name of God Almighty.
The President of the United States of America . . . (other nations followed).”

U.S. TREATIES MADE UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY:

RUSSIA, 1824:
“In the name of the Most Holy and Indivisible Trinity.
The President of the United States of America and His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias. . .”

RUSSIA, 1832:
“In the name of the Most Holy and indivisible Trinity.
The United States of America and His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias. . .”

PORTUGAL, 1840:
“In the Name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity.
The United States of America and Her Most Faithful Majesty the Queen of Portugal. . .”

Paraguay, 1859:
“In the name of the Most Holy Trinity.
The Government of the two Republics, the United States of America and of Paraguay. . .”

COSTA RICA, 1851:
“In the name of the Most Holy Trinity.”

BRAZIL, 1828, 1849:
“In the name of the Most Holy and Invisible Trinity.
The United States of America and His Majesty the Emperor of Brazil. . . ”

Incredibly, the treaty that the United States entered into in 1783 which ended the Revolutionary War was signed under the authority of the Christian doctrine of the Trinity. The treaty began this way: “In the name of the Most Holy and Undivided Trinity.” The American representatives for the treaty were John Adams, Benjamin Franklin and John Jay, soon to be the first Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
witness: 1797: Treaty of Peace and Friendship…………
Richter, So you agree substantial documents exist contradicting that translation in Tripoli. And as these were produced in volumes subsequently then it should be concluded the treaty of tripoli should be dismissed.
Wren, Prove one misquote.

Diego asked:


my friend is planning to move back to Mexico in two years because he will finish high school here soon.
What advice/tips would you give him? Like whats a safe and good city with plenty of opportunities?
AND NO RACIST COMMENTS PLEASE >.<

Javier asked:


Are Americans Interested In This Game?Im Mexican and this Game MEANS a LOt to Us!!