History Of Mexico
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The document summarizes Mexico's history from 1920-1940. After the deaths of revolutionary leaders Zapata and Carranza, Obregon became president and stabilized the country by incorporating the military into the federal army. However, the succession of Obregon led to conflict between the Catholic Church and President Calles, resulting in the Cristero Rebellion from 1926-1929. Later presidents like Portis Gil resolved disputes with the Catholic Church and improved education, while Abelardo Rodriguez distanced the presidency from Calles and focused on workers' rights.
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The Mexican Revolution began in 1910 as a result of frustration with President Porfirio Díaz's increasingly authoritarian rule and failure to hold free elections. Although Díaz had brought economic growth, he ruled as a dictator for over 30 years and did not share power. The Revolution involved many factions fighting for power over the next decade, including Francisco Madero, who first led the revolt against Díaz, and later Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa, who continued fighting for land reforms and democracy. The Revolution ultimately resulted in a new nationalist constitution in 1917 that established rights for workers and peasants.
Mexican Revolution
1. The document summarizes the Mexican Revolution from the late 1800s to early 1900s. Porfirio Diaz ruled Mexico as a dictator for over 30 years, concentrating wealth and leaving many Mexicans in poverty.
2. In the early 1900s, opposition groups led by figures like Francisco Villa, Emiliano Zapata, and Venustiano Carranza rebelled against Diaz and later dictator Victoriano Huerta, fighting for land reform and democracy.
3. The revolution devastated Mexico but led to a new constitution in 1917 that established rights for workers and peasants. Mexico transitioned to democracy although the PRI party dominated politics for much of the 20th century.
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Outline
• Mexico
1. Colonial Period
2. Independence
3. Post Independence 19th century
4. Mexican Revolution
5. Post revolutionary Mexico (1930’s-1980’s)
Map of Mexico
Colonial Period
• Mexico was part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain.
• Mexico was an important territory for Spanish
empire. It was rich in mineral resources.
• Mexico had a huge indigenous population.
Independence
• Mexico’s independence had two phases
1. 1813-First proclamation of independence. It
was crushed by the Spanish army.
2. 1821-Second proclamation of independence. It
succeeded.
Post Independence
• Once Mexicans achieved independence from
Spain, Agustín de Iturbide created an empire
and appointed himself as Emperor.
• de Iturbide invited the other territories of the
former Viceroyalty of New Spain to join the
empire.
• The empire will last from 1822 until 1823 when
de Iturbide was forced to leave power. Mexico
will become a republic.
Post Independence
• With the establishment of the republic,
Mexicans experienced political instability.
• Two political groups clashed:
Conservatives-believed in the promotion of
aristocratic ideas and the protection of the rights
of the military, elites and church.
Liberals-believed in a restricted democracy and in
reducing the power of the military and church.
Post Independence
• First half of 19th century-Some important
Mexican political leaders
1. Guadalupe Victoria: 1st president of the
republic.
2. Antonio López de Santa Anna dominated
politics from 1833 until 1855.
Post Independence
Mexico lost a big portion of its territory due to the
Mexican American war.
• 1835 Texans rebelled and declared
independence from Mexico. Mexican troops (led
by Santa Anna) tried to crush the rebellion and
succeeded in the Alamo but later failed in the
Battle of San Jacinto.
• 1845 Texas was incorporated by the US.
Post Independence
• Mexicans saw annexation of Texas as an act of
war by the USA.
• Dispute between USA and Mexico over border.
• President James Polk sent troops to Mexico and
Mexicans counterattacked.
• Mexican American War started.
• Results of the war: US paid Mexico 15 million
dollars and took the entire territory from Texas
to California. It was half of Mexico’s domain.
Post Independence
Second half of 19th century: Reforms, Monarchy
and Republic
-Various Liberal governments enacted a series of
sweeping reforms.
1. Abolition of military and ecclesiastical “fueros”-
special dispensations exempting military and
clerics from having to stand trial in civil courts.
2. Prohibition to ecclesiastical and civilian
institutions of ownership of property not
directly used in day to day operations.
3. Transfer of power of registry from Church to
Post Independence
• In reaction to Reforms- War of reforms (1858-
61)-Conservatives vs. Liberals
• Liberal leader Be ...
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Mex rev
The Mexican Revolution began in 1910 in response to the authoritarian rule of Porfirio Díaz, who had been president for over 30 years. Díaz resigned in 1911 and was exiled to France. Francisco Madero then became president but was overthrown and killed in a coup led by Victoriano Huerta in 1913. This led to a civil war as revolutionaries like Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, and Venustiano Carranza fought to overthrow Huerta. Carranza eventually assumed power in 1914 and a new constitution was adopted in 1917, but the revolution continued until 1920 when Alvaro Obregon became president, ending the civil war. The revolution brought some reforms but Mexico
Mexican history pp
The document provides an overview of Mexican history from pre-colonization to the Mexican Revolution. It discusses how the Spanish established systems of control, including racial castes and large estates called haciendas. This led to tensions that contributed to Mexico gaining independence, though the country remained unstable. Later, the Liberal government instituted reforms challenging the Catholic Church and wealthy landowners, leading to the long Mexican Revolution aimed at greater equality.
Venezuelan History
This document discusses the Federal War in Venezuela from 1858-1863. It began as a result of political instability, social problems, and tensions between economic and political groups. Julian Castro led the revolution in March 1858, promising to liberate workers from employers. The revolution spread throughout the country. Ezequiel Zamora led the Federal army and established a provisional government in Coro. The Federal War lasted 5 years and resulted in the liberals defeating the Monagas family government, though they failed to fully establish their desired political system.
Second republic and Spanish civil war (1931-1939)
1) The Second Spanish Republic was proclaimed in 1931 after municipal elections gave victory to Republican candidates, ending the monarchy of Alfonso XIII.
2) The early years of the Republic saw hopes for reform but also social tensions as the Catholic Church and wealthy opposed changes. A new constitution in 1931 established democratic rights.
3) After right-wing electoral victories in 1933, conservative rule from 1933-1936 halted earlier reforms and clashed with Catalan nationalism, fueling leftist opposition.
4) A general strike in 1934 and right-wing support for the CEDA party led to a failed leftist revolt, crushed by a brutal military repression under Franco.
5) Elections in 1936 brought
Russian Revolution
The 1905 Russo-Japanese War ended in a humiliating defeat for Russia, showing that the rule of the Czar was weak and disorganized. After defeating Russia, Japan solidified its control over Korea and established itself as a new imperial power in the region. The Russo-Japanese War contributed to growing discontent within Russia and further weakened the absolute monarchy of the Czar in the lead up to the revolutions of 1917.
Colombia
The document provides a detailed overview of Colombia's history, geography, and political system. It discusses Colombia gaining independence from Spain in 1810, the formation of the Republic of Gran Colombia in 1819, and the country's long history of violence between the Liberal and Conservative parties. It also summarizes Colombia's struggle with guerrilla groups like the FARC and ELN, paramilitary organizations, and drug cartels in recent decades.
Totalitarian Leaders
This document summarizes the rise of totalitarianism in several 20th century countries. It describes how leaders like Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, and Tojo seized power by capitalizing on economic and political instability. They established totalitarian regimes characterized by single-party rule, propaganda, censorship, secret police, and little tolerance of political opposition. Total control was exerted over all aspects of society to serve the aims of the state. Under these dictators, millions of citizens suffered from loss of civil liberties and human rights abuses like forced labor and mass killings.
The conservative biennium and the popular front (
The document summarizes political events in Spain between 1933-1936. It describes how a riot in Casas Viejas led to the resignation of the president. In 1934, there were revolts in Asturias led by socialists, anarchists, and communists seeking social revolution. Catalonia also proclaimed independence. The government harshly suppressed all revolts. In 1936, elections led to the Popular Front coalition winning power, but the country remained politically divided with both left and right-wing forces wanting revolution. Conservative forces supported by the army planned a coup to dismantle the Republic.
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Number of petals: 4 Location: Base of the spine Name: Foundation
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