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war of independence

 

            
             The war of independence helped change Mexico.
             change La Nueva Espana, it's government, and the republic. The war of independence .
             took place 1810-1821. .
             There were many primary leaders in the war for independence. The first leader of .
             the war for independence was Miguel Hidalgo. Miguel Hidalgo was a priest who did not .
             take his religion seriously and who was always looking out for the Indians, Mestizos, and .
             Criollos. Ignacio Allende was the captain of the Queen Isabellas calvery who joined .
             Miguel Hidalgo. Together, Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende formed a "literary club." .
             The club wasn't necessary about literacy. Each time the group met the group talked .
             more and more about devising plans and ways on how to over throw Spanish rule. The .
             members of the club also included Miguel Dominguez and his wife, Dona Josefa Ortiz .
             De Dominguez, Epigmenio Gonzalez, and Marina Gawan. Soon after Miguel Hidalgos .
             death Iturbide took over. .
             After the war of independence a new government was formed. At first since there .
             wasn't a monarch established, a junta was created to run things in the mean time. The .
             provisional junta consisted of five men, whose duties were to exercise executive .
             functions until an emperor of Mexico was appointed. Soon after, Iturbide was appointed .
             Emperor of Mexico. As emperor of Mexico his job was to defend the Catholic religion. .
             The government became that of a monarchy. .
             A new Republic of Mexico came about after monarchy failed. Monarchy in .
             Mexico failed because it was no different from when Spain Ruled Mexico. In 1824 a .
             "three man junta" governed Mexico provisionally. The three members were Nicolas .
             Bravo, Guadalupe Victoria and Pedro Celestino Negrete. In the year 1824 the .
             constitution of the Estados Unidos Mexicanos became a federalist republic. The republic .
             consisted of nineteen states and four territories. The constitution was similar to that of .
             the United States. There was a separation of powers, which had the three executive .


Essays Related to war of independence

1. Mexico and Haiti - The Road to Independence

Later came the Mexican War of Independence with Father Miguel Hidalgo, which lasted from 1810 to 1821. These wars of independence gave people living in the colonies a new lifestyle, where everyone was equal, or at least that is what they were hoping to achieve. ... The Haitian independence movement can be described as spontaneous. ... After all the riots and wars, plantations, agricultural fields, and mines were destroyed. ... When it comes to topics regarding revolutions and wars, historians have to be very careful analyzers to be able to look at the event without any bias or point of view. ...

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2. "Declaration of Independence: A Contradiction"

They constructed and carefully crafted a document with such power to invoke a war against England. ... (Adams) Many southerners would have cried out against government if the Declaration of Independence included the rights of slaves as well. ... When Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery after the Civil War, Southern States started to become less productive and in return made the south dwindle in wealth. ... (Bailyn 102) Clearly the founding fathers knew that they were excluding the Native Americans when writing the Declaration of Independence. ... With these reasons our founding fathers had purpo...

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3. Independence Movement in India and Kenya

The Sepoys rebelled against the British and the outcome of this, First Independence War, was making new laws which promised equal treatment among the chiefs, princes and peoples of India. ... The peak of this movement came during World War II. ... That movement stated that India wants complete independence after the war. The British became aware that they are in an economical decay and that after the war is over India will continue with its revolts. Finally, on 15th August 1947 India won its independence. ...

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4. Spanish-american-cuban-philipino war

The Spanish-American-Cuban war was the last American involved war of the 19th century. ... This, along with a recovering from a prior revolt (1868-1878), Cuban nationalists attempted another war for their independence in 1895. ... The United States publicly wanted war. ... War was officially over on August 12, 1898. ... This was welcomed because of the promise of Philippine independence as a result of cooperation in expelling the Spanish. ...

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5. Leaders in the American Wars of Independence

Leaders in the American Wars of Independence: George Washington and Simon Bolivar The American Revolution and the Latin American Wars of Independence were fought by colonists, slaves, and revolutionaries. In hope for better lives, independence, and freedom; citizens of the Americas banded together and rose up against their oppressors. But neither the American Revolution, or the Latin American Wars of Independence would have been nearly as successful without the guidance and leadership of George Washington in the United States or Simon Bolivar in South America. ... Their rol...

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6. The War of 1812: America's Second War of Independence

The song was written during the War of 1812; often referred to as the Second War of Independence. ... However, this is not true, as the War of 1812 was a war over America's struggle to maintain independence from Great Britain and confirm its legitimacy as a nation. ... This resulted in a war that had significant long-term impacts and affirmed America's independence, leading many to call it the "Second War for Independence.... His message, which made it clear that the United States was willing to vindicate its rights as an independent nation, echoed the language found in the De...

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7. Freedom, Rights and the Declaration of Independence

The American Revolution or Revolutionary war was a war fought for the liberation of the American colonies from British Rule. Although the colonists won the war, there were still individuals who were not free from oppression. ... However, the colonists were declared their independence from the British Rule. ... However, that isn't the case when the Declaration of Independence was written. ... It is difficult to overlook the fact that the Revolutionary war was not only connected to the whites who had originally thought of breaking off from British Rule and being able to exercise their ind...

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8. American Revolution and Mexican Independence

The delegates were unhappy with England, but were not yet ready to declare war. ... The battle of Concord and its "shot heard round the world" would mark the unofficial beginning of the colonies war for Independence. ... For almost a year the congress tried to work out its differences with England, again without formally declaring war. ... Even the bell in Independence Hall was rung. ... He has abdicated Government here by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us. ...

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9. A Fatal Mistake the Vietnam War

Secretary of Defense in 1961, said about the Vietnam War, "It is important to recognize it's a South Vietnamese war. ... After World War II, France returned to Vietnam to reclaim their Indochinese colonies after the Ho Chi Minh had declared Vietnamese independence in 1945 (Goldstein 3). ... The Vietnam Nationalists, the same ones who had supported the U.S. in the war against the Japanese not more than a year previous, sought only to peacefully gain their independence from France (Chant...

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