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All Tablets should be able to be used Aboard! However if you use 3G on your iPad, You need to contact your Carrier about charges of using 3G aboard as they are normally higher than using your iPad in your Own Country!
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How did the US acquire Gadsden?
US bought it from Mexico.
What country owned Utah before the US bought it?
Mexico
What present us state was bought to mexico?
Only southern New Mexico and Arizona qualify as such.
What is the Gadsden Purchases?
It is when the US bought the land on the southern tips of New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico, right after the Mexican War in the year 1853. It was bought for railroads.
How did Texas become apart of the US?
Texas became apat of the US by annexation or possibably bought by Mexico
What money bought US part of Mexico?
Just by canceling debt owed by Mexico. It was 10 million in 1853 dollars.
Why did Santa Fe become part of the US?
i am sure America bought a part of Mexico.
How many schools in the US use tablets instead of textbooks?
There is no specific data on the exact number of schools in the US that use tablets instead of textbooks, but the use of tablets in classrooms is increasing. Many schools have implemented 1:1 device programs where students are provided with tablets. This trend is driven by the benefits of digital learning tools and resources.
Can you use a Wii bought in the US in israel?
no.
Can you buy a television from Costco in the US and pick up in Costo in Mexico?
yes, you can. My dad bought it as a present to his friend who lives in Mexico and he got it from a store there;)
What was the territory between Mexico and the US that was purchase from Mexico called?
The Gadsden Purchase of 1853, named for ambassador James Gadsden, was for a strip of Mexican land which the US bought in order to build a transcontinental railroad through it and to settle some of the border issues between the US and Mexico.
What to section was the smallest and was bought from Mexico so that us could out rail road there?
The Gadsden Purchase (1853) which included present-day southern Arizona and New Mexico.
