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Both took land away from Mexico.
California and Texas history have much in common. Both were previously owned by Mexico. Both had Americans that pushed for an independent state. Both wanted to join the United States. Both had borders settled after the Mexican American War.
The rebels believed the new American-backed government had betrayed the revolution's promise to help the common people
it lead to indenpendence by many years,but wome,African Americans,and American Indians lead the rest.
All of them were battles of the Mexican American War (1846-1848)
A rich Mexican heritage.
"Mexican American" is a proper noun when referring to a specific individual or group of individuals of Mexican descent living in the United States. When used in a general sense to describe a person of Mexican descent living in the U.S., it can be considered a common noun.
A rich Mexican heritage.
No, settler is common noun.
Nothing besides the white.
American English
Perez would qualify as such.
American English and Mexican Spanish are the most common languages in California. There are Asian languages but they are not as common as the other two languages.
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Both took land away from Mexico.
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Not necessarily. You are definitely a Mexican-American, but the race you belong to depends on the race of both parents, not on their nationality. For instance, if your American parent is African-American, and your Mexican parent is white (yes, there are white people in Mexico, some 10 million) you are a Mexican-American mulatto. "Hispanic" is the common term used for any non-white people of Latin American origin. Some examples of "Hispanics" are Edward James Olmos (Mexican), Christina Aguilera (Peru) or Jennifer Lopez (Puerto Rico).