After Mexican territory was annexed into the U.S., Mexican American family relationships were strong and took precedence over individual needs or wants, a characteristic known as familism.

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Familism is a cultural characteristic commonly found in Mexican American families, where loyalty and support for the family unit takes priority over individual interests or desires. This value has remained strong even after Mexican territory was annexed into the United States.

After Mexican Territory Was Annexed into the U