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New Mexico

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New Mexico is a state located in the Southwestern region of the United States. It's known for its diverse culture with influences from Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo-American traditions.

Related terms

Santa Fe Trail: A 19th-century transportation route through central North America connecting Missouri with Santa Fe; it's like an old-time highway leading into New Mexico.

Rio Grande River: The river that forms part of the border between Texas and Mexico before flowing into New Mexico; think of it as one major "road" nature has carved out on this land.

Chaco Culture National Historical Park: A park preserving one of America's most significant pre-Columbian cultural and historical areas; consider it as an open-air museum showcasing New Mexico's ancient history.

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Study guides (1)

  • AP US History - 2.1 Context: European Colonization

Practice Questions (1)

  • How did the English settlers' relations with Native Americans in Jamestown differ from those of Spanish settlers in New Mexico?

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