Major Problems in Mexican American History

The main problem in the history of Mexico and the United States has received long-term oppression. This is reflected not only in the reading edited by Zaragosa Vargas into the main issue of "Mexico American History" but also in the documentary "Chicano!". After the Mexican-American war, the Spaniards first conquered the present Southwest America, and then America conquered the Mexican past. As other countries control them, Mexicans have never really established their status.

In the foreword of the major problem in the American history of Mexico, Zaragoza Vargas wrote as follows. "About two-thirds of American Hispanics are from Mexico or Chicano - this was in the 1960s and 1970s.The self-defined term Cikanos that appeared in the early civil rights movement was mainly from the southwest, the Pacific Northwest I lived in the western and the midwest, whose history began in the early Spanish colonial era and shared the rich cultural heritage of Spain, India, and Africa - Recently I Visited the website "Chicano Park" and watched Video Chicano Critically evaluated the two videos and evaluated the two in general.To see the education level of Mexican-American history problem , I used books, lectures and discussions from Vargas and compared them with video and information on the website.

The main problem in Mexico's history sold out by Zaragosa Vargas Vendidos or Luis Valdez is an inspiring movie about Mexican struggle to survive in the United States. Questioning the history and value of American education in our lifestyle is made to think and let the viewer challenge. The length of this movie is only 25 minutes, but full of symbols and information about the history of Mexico in the USA. - There are no invisible lines that create this difference in wealth and lifestyle anywhere in the world. The border with Mexico is puzzling one of the wealthiest countries in the West and the Third World Economy. The nature of the border brings many unique problems; Mexican refugees seek better living in America, the Mexican narcotic lord exports narcotics to the drug-conscious America, the American work is cheap labor abroad I will ask

Mexican-American wars are often overlooked and become mythical in America's history. Mexican-American war historian Brian Delay explains as follows. "... Mexican-American war ... I do not agree with our view on the history of the US We hope to build our history centering on important wars - Revolutionary War, Civil War, Secondary World War - In all cases, we all remember that these wars are conflicts being attacked by invaders: freedom, our fundamental freedom - but by paying great sacrifice , We overcome the difficulties and overthrow this threat Mexican war does not match this pattern. "