Mexico celebrates several independence days in September and November. On September 13th, Mexico celebrates its victory over American troops in the Battle of Chapultepec, where six 13-year-old boys fought bravely. On September 16th, Mexico celebrates its independence from Spain, which began on this day in 1810 when Father Hidalgo rallied people to fight for liberty, starting a 10-year war. On November 20th, Mexico remembers the start of the battle against dictator Porfirio Diaz in 1920, ending his 30-year rule that brought development but also unfair treatment of many people.

1. Why do wecelebrate…?September 13th: - Itwasthevictory of Mexicooverthe American troops, in the Chapultepec castle. Itis a veryimportantbattlebecause of sixthirteenyearoldboysthatwereheroes of theday.

2. September 16th:-ItistheMexicanindependenceday, fromthespanish. September 16, 1810 wasthedaywhenfather Hidalgo and severalotherpeoplerangthebell of a littlechurchcallingallthepeopleforliberty. Thiswasthestart of the Independence warwhichlasted 10 years.

3. November 20th:- Thisday in 1920 wasthedaythatthebattleagainst Porfirio Diazbegan. In thiswarmexicanpeoplefreedthemselvesfromitsdictatorthathadbeen in powerfor more than 30 years, and eventhough he hadbroughtgreatdevelopmentto México manypeoplehadbeentreatedunfairlyoveralltheseyears.