Essay on Mexican immigration through history PLEASE draft version

Fill in the blanks to make the following statements true. Also named the property used.  

a. (-5) + (-4) = ___ + (-5),

b. 4 + __ = 4,

c. - 53 + ___ = - 53,  

d. 4 + [(-5) + (7)] = [4 + (7)] + ___,

e. 25 + [(-50) + 5 ] = (25 + 5) + ___,

f. (-4) + ___ = -4,

g. 4 + (-4) = ___,

h. 5 + ___ = 0 ,

Explanation:

Fill in the blanks to make the following statements true. Also named the property used.  

a. (-5) + (-4) = ___ + (-5),

b. 4 + __ = 4,

c. - 53 + ___ = - 53,  

d. 4 + [(-5) + (7)] = [4 + (7)] + ___,

e. 25 + [(-50) + 5 ] = (25 + 5) + ___,

f. (-4) + ___ = -4,

g. 4 + (-4) = ___,

h. 5 + ___ = 0 ,

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Explanation:

The United States was a growing world economic force in the late nineteenth century, and it attempted to extend its economic and diplomatic presence in Latin America. The US government promoted business investments in the region in the hopes of stabilizing the region and increasing US influence. As a result, by the end of the nineteenth century, Mexican President Porfirio Daz had amassed considerable financial backing. He wanted to boost the country's trade prospects while also strengthening his regime's grip on power. However, the building of railroads forced many people from their properties, and Mexico suffered years of drought and high unemployment at the same time.

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