Symbolism of the Mexican Flag The symbolism of the three colors of the Mexican flag is also best explained in light of Mexican history. Originally a colony of Spain, Mexico finally gained itâs independence in the 19th century.The color green was chosen for the flag to represent independence from Spain.he Eagle in the Mexican Flag In the middle of the Mexican flag between the green and red stripes is a picture of an eagle holding a snake in its mouth hand right claw. The Left claw of the eagle is resting upon a cactus plant which in turn is situated in a lake.
Pierre Part is a community of about 3,500 residents in Assumption Parish in south central Louisiana, with the largest nearby cities being Baton Rouge, Morgan City, and Thibodaux.
Pierre Allain de La Motte, from the village of Mamers in the Maine region of France, arrived at Port-Royal in c1685 and served as the King's clerk in the colony. The name of his wife, whom he married in the year of his arrival, is unknown. They had three children at Port-Royal: Pierre, fils, Franois, and Marie, who married into the Guestre family, place unrecorded, in May 1729. Pierre, fils, who became a merchant at Port-Royal, evidently did not marry.