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A wiki is a website that allows easy collaboration where pages can be edited by multiple users. Wikis are commonly used for sharing information publicly like Wikipedia or privately within organizations. Some popular wiki providers include Wikipedia, Wikisport, Wikiwikiweb, Wikimatrix, and Isohunt which allow creating and editing wiki sites.
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The document discusses three important events in Mexican history: boy heroes who fought for Mexico against the US invasion at Castillo Chapultepec on September 13th, Mexico's independence from Spain celebrated each September 16th in honor of leaders like Hidalgo and Morelos, and the Mexican Revolution led by Pancho Villa, Venustiano Carranza, and Emiliano Zapata against the government around November 20th.
Mexico
The document summarizes important dates in Mexican history:
September 16th marks Mexico's independence day, when the beginning of the end of Spanish rule started with "El Grito de Independencia." This battle for independence lasted 11 years.
On September 13th, during a battle at Chapultepec castle guarding Mexico City, six Mexican military cadets refused to retreat and fell one by one until the last, Juan Escutia, wrapped himself in the Mexican flag and jumped to his death rather than surrender.
September 20th marks the founding of Monterrey in New Spain by Diego de Montemayor, an important date in Mexico's history.
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September 16th marks Mexico's independence day, when the beginning of the end of Spanish rule started with "El Grito de Independencia." This battle between the Spanish and Mexicans lasted 11 years.
On September 13th, during a battle at Chapultepec castle guarding Mexico City, six Mexican military cadets refused to retreat and fell one by one until the last, Juan Escutia, wrapped himself in the Mexican flag and jumped to his death rather than surrender to U.S. forces.
September 20th marks the founding of Monterrey in New Spain by Diego de Montemayor, an important date in Mexico's
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