Mexican Immigration Into The United States: Conflict, Culture And Changing Roles

Abstract: 6 pages in length. Northern and southern California were cleanly split into two distinct divisions after the Mexicans had overtaken the state's colonization from the Spanish. With the substantial Chicano population to the south and the ever-growing Anglos society to the north, California was only steps away from being separated into two individual states. This did not happen, however, due in great part to the overwhelming influx of Anglos who cascaded throughout the state as a direct result of gold rush fever and the implementation of the transcontinental railroad. Once the Anglo populations began to soar throughout the southern region, Mexicans had little left to prevent a complete takeover. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

Filename: TLCMexIm.rtf

Pages: 6

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Catagory: Latin-America / Mixed

Subcatagory: Latin-American & Carribean Studies

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