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Miller, Michael V. – 1976
Bounded on the west and south by Mexico and to the east by the Gulf, the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas is separated from the nearest U.S. urban center of any size by miles of flat and arid brushland. Its total population of approximately 335,000 is essentially composed of 2 groups--Mexican Americans and Anglos. Although the region is one of the…
Descriptors: Agriculture, Anglo Americans, Economic Factors, Economically Disadvantaged
Knowlton, Clark S. – 1974
San Miguel County, one of the larger, older, and more predominantly Spanish American counties in New Mexico, is located in the north central section of the State. Marked by varied topographical and climatic characteristics, the county was once one of the more prosperous and densely populated areas of the State. Today it suffers from high rates of…
Descriptors: Anglo Americans, Area Studies, Conflict, Cultural Background