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Ottoman Empire and Mexico in the 19th Century

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  • Muhammed Ali tries to form an independent kingdon in Egypt (Politic) Ottoman Empire

    Muhammed Ali tries to form an independent kingdon in Egypt (Politic) Ottoman Empire
    Muhammed Ali fails to form his kingdom. He tried to establish his government system in another region.
  • Greek revolution (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    Greek revolution (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    Greece got their independence from the Ottoman Empire. The Empire lost territory so they didn't get the money from that region.
  • El Plan de Igala (Politic) Mexico

    El Plan de Igala (Politic) Mexico
    Agustin de Iturbide and Vicente Guerrero signed the Plan of Iguala. Mexico was recognized as an independent country ruled by a limited monarchy.
  • Spanish merchants return to Spain (Economic) Mexico

    Spanish merchants return to Spain (Economic) Mexico
    During this period, Mexico had economical issues because of the Spanish merchants returning to Spain.
  • Mexico's Independence (Economic) Mexico

    Mexico's Independence (Economic) Mexico
    Mexico was no longer under Spanish rule. All the money they produced would stay in Mexico instead of going to Spain.
  • A Feredalist Republic was established (Political) Mexico

    A Feredalist Republic was established (Political) Mexico
    Mexico's government changed its system from a centralist to a federal, considering liberal ideologies.
  • Santa Anna became president. (Political) Mexico

    Santa Anna became president. (Political) Mexico
    He established a centralist government, relied on the military army and had the support of the Conservatives.
  • Texas Revolution (Economic) Mexico

    Texas Revolution (Economic) Mexico
    They rebelled against the centralist Mexican government. Thanks to Santa Anna, Mexico lost Texas and all of their incomes.
  • Edict of Tanzimat Reforms. (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Edict of Tanzimat Reforms. (Political) Ottoman Empire
    This reforms tried to westernize the government and the Ottoman military organization. They started the modernization.
  • The U.S.A. declares war on Mexico. (Economic) Mexico

    The U.S.A. declares war on Mexico. (Economic) Mexico
    The United States iniciated the war and Mexico lost approximately half of its territory in the north. After the war, Mexico was very poor and will no longer receive the money that territory earned.
  • Establishment of the Commerce and Trade Code (Economical) Ottoman Empire

    Establishment of the Commerce and Trade Code (Economical) Ottoman Empire
    In order to expand and get wealthier, a country needs to establish new trade routes. With this code, the Ottoman Empire was able to import and export more products.
  • Conflict between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims (Social) Ottoman Empire

    Conflict between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims (Social) Ottoman Empire
    This two similar religions had issues between one another because of one slight difference. Shi'a rulers should be descended from Muhammed. Shi'a killed Sunnis.
  • Ottoman Turks (Social) Ottoman Empire

    Ottoman Turks (Social) Ottoman Empire
    They were pretty peaceful. If you didn't believe the same thing, it was fine with them.
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  • ”The Cry of Dolores” (Political) Mexico

    ”The Cry of Dolores” (Political) Mexico
    Miguel Hidalgo called for Independence. Mexico was no longer under Spanihs rule. This movement wanted a new way to govern the country and also get equality.
  • Crimean War (Economical) Ottoman Empire

    Crimean War (Economical) Ottoman Empire
    The War left the Ottoman Empire with huge debts.
  • Gadsden Purchase (Economic) Mexico

    Gadsden Purchase (Economic) Mexico
    The United States purchased a region in North Mexico very very cheap. Mexico lost that territory and all of its resources.
  • The Ottoman Empire took its first foreign loans (Economical) Ottoman Empire

    The Ottoman Empire took its  first foreign loans  (Economical) Ottoman Empire
    This started the endebment of the empire
  • Ottoman public debt (Economical) Ottoman Empire

    Ottoman public debt (Economical) Ottoman Empire
    The Empire´s first loans with European creditors after the beginning of the Crimean War.
  • Crimean War Reforms (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Crimean War Reforms (Political)  Ottoman Empire
    This reforms promoted technological modernization of civilian infrastructure and equality abolishing the system of millet.
  • Abdülmecid Reform (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    Abdülmecid Reform (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    There would be no more unfairly higher tariffs on taxes for non-Muslims.
  • Treaty of Paris (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Treaty of Paris (Political) Ottoman Empire
    This Treaty ended the Crimean War. It allied the Ottoman, British, Second French Empires, and the Kingdom of Sardinia. It made the Black Sea neutral territory.
  • Congress of Paris (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    Congress of Paris (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    The Ottoman Empire was officially included among the European family of nations. This benefited them with trade.
  • The Federal Constitution of Mexico was approved (Political) Mexico

    The Federal Constitution of Mexico was approved (Political) Mexico
    This constitution established liberal ideologies. It took power away from the church and military.
  • Liberal Reforms (Political) Mexico

    Liberal Reforms (Political) Mexico
    This changed the way Mexico was being governed. From a centralist system, to a federal one.
  • Federal Constitution (Economic) Mexico

    Federal Constitution (Economic) Mexico
    This Constitution ends fueros ( privileges) enjoyed by military and clergy. For example, the Church and the state were separated.
  • New land laws (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    New land laws (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    New land laws gave the right of ownership. This boosted the economy up because they could now own land.
  • Benito Juárez wrote Las Leyes de Reforma (Political) Mexico

    Benito Juárez wrote Las Leyes de Reforma (Political) Mexico
    They established a secular government and separated the church from the state.
  • The Reform War (Political) Mexico

     The Reform War (Political) Mexico
    It was a conflict between liberals and conservatives. The Conservatives wanted to abolish the 1857 constitution. Liberals won and a Federalist Republic was established.
  • Benito Juárez stopped paying external debt (Economic) Mexico

    Benito Juárez stopped paying external debt (Economic) Mexico
    It is economic because Mexico had no money to pay its debts. It was very poor because the Reforn War had just finished.
  • Moratorium on foreign debt payments (Economic) Mexico

    Moratorium on foreign debt payments (Economic) Mexico
    An agreement for intervention was signed by Great Britain, France, and Spain, so Mexico would pay its debts.
  • French intervention in Mexico (Economic) Mexico

    French intervention in Mexico (Economic) Mexico
    Juárez didn't want to pay his debt to France, so they invaded Mexico. They had the support of the Conservatives.
  • Armenian National Constitution (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Armenian National Constitution (Political) Ottoman Empire
    On this document the Armenian National Assembly bring equality among millets and defy the authority of the Patriarch.
  • Maximilian is named emperor. (Political) Mexico

    Maximilian is named emperor. (Political) Mexico
    On the French invasión Napoleon III send Maximilian of Habsburg to establish a monarchy.
  • Young Turks revolt (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Young Turks revolt (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Political reform movement. They wanted to overthrow the sultan and establish a constitutional monarchy.
  • El Porfiriato (Economic) Mexico

    El Porfiriato (Economic) Mexico
    Porfirio Díaz promoted "order and progress" Saw the modernization of the economy and wanted foreign investment.
  • Porfirio Díaz is named president (Political) Mexico

    Porfirio Díaz is named president (Political) Mexico
    He had a conservative political system because he centralized the power. He reelected himself for 30 years (35 in total).
  • The Battle of Erzurum (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    The Battle of Erzurum (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    This battle was fought between the Ottoman and the Russian Empire. The Ottomans won, stopping the Russian advance into Anatolia.
  • Russo-Turkish War (Economical) Ottoman Empire

    Russo-Turkish War (Economical) Ottoman Empire
    The Independence of Romania, Serbia and Montenegro caused the loss of income from the resources of these countries.
  • war with Russia and the Treaty of Berlin. (Political) Ottoman Empire

    war with Russia and the Treaty of Berlin. (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Sultan Abdulhamid II ended liberalist government and proceed with reforms under an autocratic- regime
  • Russo-Turkish War (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Russo-Turkish War (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Romania, Serbia and Montenegro got their Independence from the Ottoman Empire. It lost territory and trade routes.
  • San Stefano Treaty (Political) Ottoman Empire

    San Stefano Treaty (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Treaty between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. It ended the Russo-Turkish War. It led to the creation of an autonomous Principality of Bulgaria. Followed by Ottoman domination.
  • Treaty of Berlin (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Treaty of Berlin (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Some countries included the Ottoman Empire wanted to decide the fate of the Principality of Bulgaria.
  • The railroad boom (Social) Mexico

    The railroad boom (Social) Mexico
    It connected many parts of Mexico so it was easier for people to travel and go to other parts. They could take crops to other places and get better food.
  • Anglo-Egyptian War (Political) Ottoman Empire

    Anglo-Egyptian War (Political) Ottoman Empire
    Egypt goes under British protection.
  • Osman I built a strong military (Economic) Ottoman Empire

    Osman I built a strong military (Economic) Ottoman Empire
    The most basic element a country needs to expand and get wealthier is to have a strong military.