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Mexico city

            
             Mexico city is located in the middle of Mexico and is the capital of Mexico.
             The climate Is cool and dry in the spring and winter and rainy in the summer and early fall. The average temp is 70 degrees in the winter and 8o degrees in the summer. The city is built on soft ground with a lot of seismic activity. Earthquakes caused substantial damage in 1957 and 1985. Living in Mexico city is a tough because of the huge amounts of air pollution. It is the most polluted city in the world. If you are out side all day the damage that is done to your lungs is the same as smoking 2 packs of cigarettes. There are strict laws in place trying to correct the problem, but as of yet little has been accomplished. .
             Mexico City forms the core of Mexico in the terms of government, industry commercial, financial and political center of the nation. Mexico city is a hue producer of chemicals petroleum and automobiles. Since 1957 Mexico City has grown from only 1 million people to over 20 million. Which is the most rapid growth in history. It is also the 2nd most populated city in the world behind Tokyo. This results in extreme over crowding. 1/3 of the city is in poverty and 1/3 is without sewage.
             Mexico city is also one of the oldest citys in the world. It is built on top of the Aztec city of Tenochititlan. Mexico it self has had many wars for independance from European powers as well as the united states. In the 1600s Mexico city was the cultural capital of north and south America. France took over Mexico in 1863 and ruled in Mexico City until in 1910 Benito Juarez led a revolution and recapteered Mexico from france.
            


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1. Mexico City and the Crisis of Urbanization

Last week I went to Mexico and surveyed families living in various places in Mexico City. ... Finally in 1821, Mexico won its independence from Spain and Mexico City became the capital of the new country. ... There are many problems caused by rapid urbanization in Mexico City. ... Spatial inequality is also another major problem in Mexico City. ... The rich are members of Mexico City's middle and upper classes. ...

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2. Causes of Air Pollution in Mexico City

The economy of Mexico City is one factor that contributes to the city's air pollution problem. ... The layout of Mexico City is another contributor to the city's ongoing problem with air pollution. ... Mexico's proximity to the United States also influences industries to choose Mexico and Mexico City as a destination. ... Mexico City is located in an enclosed valley. ... This could reduce the amount of jobs in Mexico City, so it comes down to whether air pollution or employment are more pressing to the people of Mexico City. ...

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3. Mexico 69

They also built the city of Teotihuacan kind of by present-day Mexico City. ... The Aztecs moved into the central part of Mexico from the north and accomplished a tribal story by establishing a city where an eagle with a snake in its beak rested on a cactus. ... After a short first success at Tenochtitlan, the Spanish were driven from the city on the Noche Triste or, Sad Night but came back in 1521 and destroyed the city and strongly defeated the Aztecs. Within a short time the rest of central and southern Mexico and much of Central America were conquered from Mexico City. ... Santa Anna wa...

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4. Mexico

The area of Mexico is 1.958.201 square kilometre, which is more than 45 times larger than Denmark, and about 4 times as large as France. ... The volcanoes are the course of many earthquakes all over Mexico, including in the big cities. In 1985 a large earthquake in Mexico City was the course of the death of 20.000 people. With 20 million people, the capitol of Mexico (Mexico City) is considered the largest city in the world. ... Only 6 years of ground school is compulsory in Mexico, that fact has made 1 out of every 10 Mexican an illiterate. ...

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5. Mexican

The latter led to the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) "the most important event in 20th-century Mexican history. ... Mexican cities suffer from many of the same social problems found in urban environments around the world. Poor economic conditions, however, have increased the levels of urban crime in the country, especially in Mexico City. Drug abuse and juvenile crime have also increased in major cities in recent years. ... Mexico. ...

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6. Traveling in Mexico

Traveling in Mexico In Mexico many people travel there a year. ... In Mexico's capital, Mexico City, we explore it's roots at Pre-Aztec Teotihiacan. ... As colonal Merida sways to the rythm of its many music and dance offerings, day trips outside the city tempt us with everything from the Mayan pyramids of Chicken Itza to the ocean-side franquility of Pregresso. ... (Discover Mexico) Mexico's most important tourist destinations other than the capital city, are numerous beach resorts. ... Mexicos border cities are also important tourist attract...

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7. Mexican History

Teotihuacán This civilization, which was called "city of gods,"" was located on the Valley of Mexico. ... One of Mexico's most impressive cites that stemmed from the Toltecs is Tula, which is located at the northern region of Mexico City. ... The city was home to approximately 25,000 people. ... Aztecs This civilization is the most well known out of the Mexican cities. ... Hidalgo's forces marched to Mexico City, and there he would be executed in 1811. ...

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8. Mexican History

Teotihuacán This civilization, which was called "city of gods,"" was located on the Valley of Mexico. ... One of Mexico's most impressive cites that stemmed from the Toltecs is Tula, which is located at the northern region of Mexico City. ... The city was home to approximately 25,000 people. ... Aztecs This civilization is the most well known out of the Mexican cities. ... Hidalgo's forces marched to Mexico City, and there he would be executed in 1811. ...

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9. Mexican Economy

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