What change influenced the characteristics of Mexican art work in the 20th century?
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go to http://www.chatham.edu/PTI/Contemp_Latin/DeFillipo_01.htm
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In 1994, the Mexican Government took three figures away from the Peso (the official explanation was, that because of inflation, figures were becoming impractically large).. And retired the old bills. \n\nIt is basically worth $10.00, or about U.S.  $0.90. \n\nBusinesess will not accept those anymore. It MAY have some value as a rarity because the Bank of Mexico supposedly withdrew most of the old bills from circulation.\n\nI'll see if I can find out anything more for you. But, personally, I would start looking for a little frame. \n\nSorry!
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This has been going on in Mexico for the past 150 years.  In this case they claim several things the main being that they are not happy with the results of the last election.  Was it really fixed,...duh  this is Mexico!.     The violence is much greater closer to the U.S. border but the instigators are admittedly different, Oaxaca involves more professionals (ie teachers).  There is very little respect for law in Mexico.  hmmm, seems to be a little of that slipping up north from there too.
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Not in the traditional way, that is, the way it is harnessed in the Hispanic countries, since the environment plays a major role, what works in the hispanic communities may not work as equally effective in an anglo community and alas it is not working in the hispanic communities the way it used to. The decadence is a sign of the times we are becoming more and more decadent and permissive. The challanges which Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans are being faced with, puts them in disadvantage, it doesn't matter how hard they prove to be worthy of the country the live in, it seems no enough.\nLook at the tv programming, what are they (tv) teaching the children? Look at Cristina (Cretina) and company. After what are we modeling the young? what are we teaching, and learning. It is true that family is a relatively valid strength in the latino community, to enforce this strenght in the USA to work as it did in latin america countries first it has to be restored as a value in the same latin american countries where it is no longer a working value either. One must remember what Mao did in the Cultural revolution in China, he confronted children with parents and everybody against everybody.
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mexican wave, been in ciculation since 1970s
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Mexican immigration laws have been made stronger as a result of cooperation with the United States, Mexico is doing the dirty work of the United States to prevent immigrants from other countries to use Mexico as a step to get to the United States.\n\nIf collaborating with the United States toward a common goal is hypocrisy, then I don't know what asking for those changes represent for the United States.
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IF you are talking about the early 1900's they were very well welcomed since they did all the farm labor. The border in 1910 was just a little office and people came and went with no problems. People didn't worry about crossing the border to much back then. Tijuana wasn't even a town until prohibition and all the Americans started going to Mexico to get drunk and get women. Which was in the 20's. \nRecently in the past few years since housing costs in San Diego county have skyrocketed more and more Americans are moving to Baja California, Mexico. \n I am going to add a question to this .   Why is it that people only have a problem with Mexican immigrants? \nNo one ever complains about any other race of immigrants like German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, polish, Swedish etc etc.  why because that's what we all are. Unless you are a native American Indian your family immigrated to the states.
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I am not sure where you read that.  I can see whites and Mongolians, but negroid?  Where did you read that?  Mexicans are a mix of native Indians and Spanish.  Mexico has had a lot of migration throughout the years.  Have you ever traveled there?  There are people from all over Europe, Jews, Chinese, Americans even Polish to name a few.
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Mexican football is making vast strides. You can see it from the way the national team plays today. Less reliance on 'foreign styles, eg; Brazilian etc, but having their own distinct way of playing.\n\nYou can now see talented Mexicans with fitness to match. This young generation will take around 7-10 years to reach it's zenith. I'd say in 2 World cups, Mexico, a perennial qualifier, can reach the latter stages of the competition.
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IN MEXICO A GOALIE HEREDIA OF ORO\nSCORED A GOAL IN THE OPPOSITE\nGOAL OF TEAM TAMPICO IN THE\n FIFTIES
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History has a strange way of changing with time. You will see how history changes if you do some research in old history books that were once used in classrooms. \nSoon after the Mexican war, classroom history books blame the entire war on Mexican aggression. By the 1890s, the history books had an entirely different slant. By then, it was described as a race war that the U.S. had to engage in because of Manifest Destiny. That slant was very similar to Hitler's concept in Germany. By the 1960s, a very new story was told. There it was described as being started by the USA simply to grab land.\nThru a 100 and some odd years, the history of the Mexican war did a 180 degree shift from Mexico being the aggressor to the USA being the aggressor.\nTo answer your question, you really can't believe history as it is written anymore than you can believe Fox news. It's all slanted to suit someone's interest.
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The national capital of Mexico is Mexico City.
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Yes.\n\nOver the last 20-30 years we've seen a BIG swing in the United States because people were seeking spiritual and cultural influences from other countries. \n\n(Large influx of eastern thought in the 70's, and in the last 20 years the Hispanic population has dramatically increased, bringing new ideas with it, as just two examples.)\n\nLike any form of interaction, we can both benefit and be harmed by such things, depending on how we approach them and what we personally take away from them.\n\nI'd say US culture looked pretty uniform though around 1950, while nowadays it is VERY diverse due to crossing cultural boundaries.
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No, there is no substantial change in the prints. Some subtle changes in the print still keep the over all uniqueness. So there is no worry :)
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In what ways did American ideology represent the growth of industry and mechanical technology, and how does that compare to the way it is addressed in creative literature? \nHow did the labor movement effect the growth of industry at the turn of the century?\nHow were local artisan-craftsmen affected by the growth in mechanical technology and mass production?
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The Coat of Arms of Mexico has been an important symbol of Mexican politics and culture for centuries. The current coat of arms has changed little since the Aztecs first developed it almost seven hundred years ago. \n\nThe coat of arms depicts a Mexican golden eagle, perched upon a cactus, devouring a snake. To the Aztecs this would have strong religious connotations, but to the Europeans, it would come to symbolize the triumph of good over evil.\n\nYou can get all details and the picture at :--
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You'll have to do some research (but that's what this is all about, isn't it?).  Check out this website.  It might be very helpful to you.\n\nhttp://www.teacheroz.com/20thcent.htm\n\nGood luck and I hope you get a good grade.