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Mexico, a country rich and complex in history is made up of thirty-one states and a federal district; also known as the national government, located in Mexico City. Mexico ranks third largest state within Latin America and has one of the largest populations. The country being the home of the Spanish speakers than any other Nation, however shows evidence of past cultures and events; despite political and social changes that occurred over centuries. Their rural areas are known to still be inhabited by the indigenous people, whom still practice the lifestyle of their ancestors. Mexico’s land is highly diverse and their history happens to be a part of every piece of land that is walked upon.

All the countries throughout the world have cities and they represent part of the population of that respective country. Many cities differ from each other such as the culture,size,religion,etc; but they also have similarities with each other. For example, they have similar weathers, same complexity in the urbanization, they are large, small, and the list keeps going. In the United States, one of the most important cities in it is Houston, a famous city recognized for being the house of many headquarters of petroleum. In the other hand, Peru’s capital is Lima; it is important because it houses many international and national organizations within the city. Although Houston and Lima are important cities in their respective countries, the lifestyle

El Paso, which is located across the U.S and Mexican border, offers a rich, diverse way of life as it provides a mixture of Western, Mexican Anglo cultures. Its sunny year-round climate and beautiful mountain setting attract tourists and residents.

Visiting a diverse country will expand my understanding of their ideal life, including their common food, jobs, education, and celebrations. Continuing to learn more about different cultures in school will be a reminder of my plan to visit Mexico in the future. I will be able to travel there when I am free of making my own decisions and have enough money to pay for the expenses. While the price may be high, it is my dream to travel to Mexico and see where many of my friends have grown their traditions off of. Trying new foods, learn practices Hispanics do in the United States, and obtain new items like tools, books, and textiles is why I want to travel to Mexico. Consequently, growing up learning and being around people from countries of different cultures and experiencing this kind of life is why I have always wanted to explore this country. I can not wait to share my adventures and spread my knowledge of what I discover while in

Not too long ago, I moved from Jersey City, New Jersey to Beaumont, Texas. The move from a big city to a small city was a huge transition for me. Life in Jersey City is very fast-paced and a bit rowdy. On the other hand, life in Beaumont is slow-paced, and the atmosphere is a lot calmer. Of course, Jersey City and Beaumont have the same kinds of entertainment, such as malls, parks, and museums.

This is important because it's good to have different cultures,, because it would be boring if all states had the same culture. Amarillo and albuquerque may not have the same traditions and way of life. The hours are different , amarillo is one hour ahead from albuquerque. The climate; albuquerque is cool climate and amarillo is close to dry warm forest temperature. There diffrent by hours, temperature , way of life , and cultures. It's good, because that's what makes each city unique and

A border is an invisible line created by human beings to separate one group of individuals from the next group. Borderlands exist because of the borders, and restrictions that we have put into existence. Borderlands are different for everyone and can vary from things like religion, race, and language. To live in a borderland means to live in a place where different individuals and cultures collide with one another. The Borderlands/La Frontera: The New Mestiza, Gloria Anzaldua explained that the borderlands that we have created are not only physical barriers, but mental barriers as well.

As far as the appearance of the two restaurants being similar, the food is different. The appearance of the building gives various aspects about the quality of the food. The waiters at El Ranchero always greet their customers with a smile, and they greet the customers every time they go to the table no matter how many times they go to the same table. When customers go to El Ranchero they get their menu at the front desk, and the waiter walk them to their table, and then bring them an appetizer. The way the waiters approach the tables to serve the food is very impressive. The appearance of the food at El Ranchero is presentable, and the way their food is served is very different from La Fiesta. El Ranchero food is appearance of the food is better

Guerilla warfare and drug gangs in the “favelas of Brazil” pushed many families to emigrate to the United States and Canada; separating families (“Latin America” 3). The people of Latin America love pursuing human contact, so those families that did stay found themselves in the cites. That is because opportunity lied in the city, and no longer on the country-side; therefore, leading to a constant flow of people from rural to urban areas. The author says, “In Latin America, urban culture was not created by industrial growth; it predated it” (“Latin America” 4).

border, Torres was exposed to many different types of cultural exchange between the Mexicans and Anglos.

Border Writing examines a newly emerging culture-space, the borderland between Mexico and the United States. This gives the geographic referent of the term border a centrality. As used by Hicks, though--and, one might say, as used by a score of writers in the field of cultural studies--that term points beyond its most obvious geographic referent to become a leading metaphor that organizes the conceptual field. What gives the term its privileged metaphoric value is the reality of displacement that is the central fact of life among people living in the

is defined as immigration. It is possible to see the actions of exchanging location in

Toronto is often considered a textbook example of the ideal metropolitan city for cultural cohesion. Simply, Toronto is the best melting pot or mosaic of culture and the city thrives on this characteristic. In 2004, Toronto was ranked second in a list of world cities for most foreign-born people. The benefits of having an ethnically diverse city are numerous including economic benefits from diverse workforces, cultural tolerance from close interaction with other cultures, and attractive to foreign professionals and people who bring unquantifiable benefits to the society. From a security perspective, Canada and Toronto are highly stable and have little international security risks. Canada’s stability may have

The article on About.com, “Comparing the City in the United States and Canada” by Ping Zhou discussed the differences between cities of the U.S and Canada. These two countries are tied together either geographically or economically. Though those cities of two countries share almost the same traits with each other, there are still some differences among them when “breaking down some of those traits”: Sprawl, Transportation and Ethnic Diversity.

For Christmas and my sixteenth birthday present my parents planned a trip for me to go to New York City with my dad. Two days after Christmas me and my dad hopped on the plane and headed for New Jersey and New York City. I was very excited because I had been to New Jersey but I never visited New York City before. I also remember being excited because of that fact that I would actually get to see snow in the winter since it rarely ever snowed in Houston during the winter. Then that next year during my junior year in High School, I had the opportunity to go on a trip to Los Angeles with my drill team. I was very excited to get to go to both of these huge awesome cities in that two year period. Both of these cities were unique in their own way. So what makes a city similar to another city and what makes a city different to another city? The people, the weather, the vibe, the monuments and popular attractions are all some of the components of what makes a city unlike any other city. My two favorite cities besides Houston are New York and Los Angeles. I have visited both and like them both equally for different reasons. While New York and Los Angeles definitely have their similarities, they also have many differences that set them apart from each other.