Essays on Mexican War

The Mexican-American War is a military conflict between the United States and Mexico in 1846-1848. In Mexico, the war is called as the North American intervention or the War of 47. In the Uited States, it is known as the Mexican war. The Mexican-American War...

In 2007, the Mexican Drug Cartel controlled 90% of the Cocaine brought to the United States (Cook 2007). Cocaine, however, doesn’t come without its close relatives, violence and death. The Mexican War on Drugs is as much a concern to the United States as it...

Josefina Niggli works in the book “Mexican Village” and Jose Antonio Villarreal works in the book “Pocho” respectively tellingly demonstrates a picture of rural Mexico during the Great Mexican revolution. In Mexican Village, Niggli presents an image of the town of Hidalgo during and after...

Before the Mexican Revolution began the role of women was to stay hidden behind their husbands and family. Women worked in the fields, did household chores, went to church, and took care of the children. Women had very minimal rights in the early 1900s. The...

The Mexican War was a major power struggle attempting to see who would have the rights to Texas. Texas had gained its independence as a result of war during the years of 1835 and 1836. The United States, as well as other countries were willing...