Mexico's History

  • 300

    4. Tempels are Build

    4. Tempels are Build
    The Classical Period for the ancient Mayan, Zapotecan and Teotihuacán people. Temples are built such as Chichenitzà and many more. 300 A.D.
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    Mexico's Hitory

    In the events above you will be able to learn about Mexico's history throught 300-200.
  • Period: 400 to May 16, 700

    5. Sport Stsrt to influence

    The Aztec sport somewhat like soccer is created. It starts to influence all around what today is called Mexico
  • Oct 24, 1519

    1. The Ariaval of the Spanish

    1. The Ariaval of the Spanish
    Hernan Cortez and his Spanish conquistadors ovethrew the Aztec Empire and killing the last Aztec empire Cuahtèmoc.
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    Benito Juarez

    Juárez was born on March 21, 1806, in the Oaxaca village of San Pablo Gueletao. His parents, members of the Zapotec tribe prevalent in Oaxaca, were small farmers. Benito Juarez was born in 1806 he was very poor he cared more for political power that riches.
  • 1. Mexico's First Push

    1. Mexico's First Push
    Mexico's begins the fight for indipendance.
  • 1. Mexico becomes Indipendant

    1. Mexico becomes Indipendant
    The fight for indipendance ends and Mexico becomes a free country.
  • 3. Mexico losses Texas

    3. Mexico losses Texas
    Texas declares its independence from Mexico. Mexicans and Texans battle at the Alamo and San Jacinto.
  • 3. U.S.A. gains more land

    3. U.S.A. gains more land
    The U.S. wins the Mexican-American War and gains Mexican territory. The land includes what are now Nevada and Utah, plus parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming and Colorado.
  • 4. Cinco de Mayo

    4. Cinco de Mayo
    Battle of Puebla. The Cinco de Mayo holiday honors this national army defeat of French invaders.
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    Mexican citizen demand new goverment

    The Mexican Revolution begins when citizens rise up against oppressive rulers. A new constitution is adopted in 1917.
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    Octavio Paz

    Octavio Paz was born in Mexico City on March 24 1914 in the 1990's he was awarded the Noble Prize of Literature.
  • 4. Mexico's Host of the Olimpic Games

    4. Mexico's Host of the Olimpic Games
    Mexico City hosts the first Olympic Games ever held in Latin America.
  • 4. Earthquake

    4. Earthquake
    An earthquake of magnitude 8.1 strikes Mexico City. Nearly 10,000 people are killed.
  • 3. Rebelion in Chiapas

    3. Rebelion in Chiapas
    A violent rebellion breaks out in Chiapas. Unrest continues today.