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    Throughout the world there are many cities tourists can choose to travel to such as New York City, Los Angles or San Francisco. Each one of these cities have a huge amount of tourism on a yearly basis attracting hundreds of people from all over the world. All these cities have plenty to over to tourist when it comes to food and entertainment. One city in particular is unique in ways that can not compare to these others cities. Mexico City, being such an incredible city that has so much to offer from

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    The Marine Corps takes history very seriously. When asked, Marines can name battles most people have never heard of, such as the Battle of Chapultepec in Mexico in 1847. It is rumored that the Blood Stripe of a Marine Non-Commissioned Officer’s (NCO’s) trouser is based off the bloody Battle of Chapultepec. Marine NCO’s since then had created a tradition called “Blood Striping.” Blood striping is the act of literally inflicting a blood stripe on a newly promoted NCO’s legs through means of punching

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    The Battle Of The Army

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    Over the course of the history of man there have be many great military units. The Egyptian Medjay, Thebes of Theban, the Immortals of Persia, and even the Ninjas of Japan were some of the best fighting men of their time. These units were created for one purpose; to win at all cost. King Charles II of England also created his own special unit. “Formed in the reign of King Charles II on October 28, 1664 as the Duke of York and Albany’s Maritime Regiment of Foot (or Admiral’s Regiment), the name Marines

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    hand, the education in Mexico strongly recognizes the consequences that this war brought to the nation. September 13th is considered a holyday since they celebrate the feat of “Los Niños Heroes” (The Heroes Kids) at defending the nation in The Chapultepec Castle. However this fate has been questioned the past decade due to lack of reliable evidence. It exists as well a resentment feeling for the causes that lead the Mexicans to lose a significant portion of their territory, and also a pride and respect

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    Military Academy where Grant finished 21st in his class of 39, whereas Lee finished 2nd in that class of 39. Before the Civil War, both men fought in the Mexican War. Grant was notable at Molina Del Rey and Chapultepec in this war and Lee was noteworthy for the battle in which he stormed Chapultepec. Due to his loneliness and drinking problems, however, Grant resigned commission and failed in farming and business. Lee, nonetheless, commanded the Department of Texas shortly before the start of the Civil

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    Abstract James Longstreet; perhaps one of the most controversial Confederate Civil War Officers to have ever lived. Nicknamed many things such as “Old Pete” and “My Old War Horse” by Robert E. Lee, another historical General. A man who has been through it all before, during, and after the war. Someone who started, like many, in the Mexican War to end up fighting in the Indian Wars as a Major in the military. After all this, James became one of the best leaders in the Confederate army during the Civil

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    The Mexican-American War The Mexican War, Spanish Guerra de 1847, or Guerra do Estados Unidos a Mexico, are different names for the Mexican-American War. Many incidents happened even before the war officially began. Eisenhower simply and bluntly stated: “The fact is that Mexico stood in the way of the American dream of Manifest Destiny.” Manifest Destiny was just one of the causes that pushed us to war with Mexico. The first battle was at Palo Alto, a fort that was in the disputed zone. There

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    Like all in the world cultures Mexican culture is unique due to the fact of how Mexicans had shown pride for it. Patriotism also plays a big role in Mexican culture, due to the history behind their flag, and all the heroes that sacrifice for it, a big example of this would be the amazing reaction and sacrifice that los ninos heroes” did. “Patriotism is the love of one’s country, culture, language, expression, esthetic, laws, e.t.c, the true patriot is paternal, he is fatherly and fraternal who takes

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    It was abandoned during the Mexican War of Independence and for many years after until 1833 when it was turned into a military academy, Colegio Militar. The U.S. Marine Corps honor the Battle of Chapultepec by wearing a red strip down their pants to commemorate the loss of lives. It is now a history museum for the war and all the men who died. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed on February 2nd, 1848 and ended the Mexican American War. It ended

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    Essay about Mexico City

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    Mexico City Like an enormous living museum, Mexico City provides an extraordinary showplace for the thousands of years of human cultural achievement that Mexico has attained. It ranks as one of the world's great capitals and is a must for anyone craving to understand Mexico's complex past, its fast-paced present, and its ever challenging future. The size and grandeur of the city are staggering. It is not only the oldest continuously inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere, but, by some accounts

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