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Mexican independence
Mexico's independence was the effect of a political and social process resolved with arms, which put an end to Spanish rule in most of the countries of New Spain and gave birth to the First Mexican Empire. -
Independent Mexico
Due to the invasions, the loss of territory, the confrontations between conservatives and conservatives, there was a nationalist sentiment.
The reforms of Gomez Farias in 1833 stated that the schools opened by the church had to be free and for this reason they became part of the public education system. -
1824 Constitution
In the Constitution it is established that ``the Mexican Nation is forever free and independent of the Spanish government and of any other power''. -
1833 Reform
On October 18, 1833, a law was enacted to abolish tithes and first fruits, which damaged the already weak economy of the poorest families, and simultaneously affected Mexican government finances. -
Government of Antonio López de Santa Anna
He was a Government of Mexico 11 times -
War with the United States
La guerra entre México y los Estados Unidos de América, ocurrio entre 1846 y 1848, tuvo como resultado para México la pérdida de territorio de alrededor de 2, 378,539.45 km2 , y las cuales se anexaron a EU. -
Ayutla Revolution
At the head of this displacement was Juan Alvarez, Florencio Villareal (insurgent of the Independence) and Ignacio Comonfort (colonel), who stated that it was important to form a huge national front to put an end to the regime of Santa Anna.
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Once Santa Anna became aware of Guerrero's uprisings, he tried to put an immediate end to them. In addition to terror, Santa Anna resorted to demagogy to gain the help of the people. -
1857 Constitution
This constitution declares independence of education, printing, industry, business, labor and society.