Scenarios about 'Mexican-American relations'
Mexican-American relations refers to the diplomatic, economic, and cultural connections between Mexico and the United States, two nations sharing a 2,000-mile border. This complex relationship has been shaped by historical events including the Mexican-American War, immigration patterns, trade agreements like NAFTA, and ongoing issues of border security and economic interdependence. In alternate history scenarios, different outcomes in territorial disputes, political revolutions, or economic development could significantly alter the power dynamics between these neighboring countries.
What If Texas Remained Independent?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Republic of Texas never joined the United States, instead developing as a sovereign nation that shaped North American geopolitics in profound ways.