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Initiation
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Before the Mexican Independence War
before the Mexican Independence war begun, there was the Peninsular war going on. The countries that were involved in this war were Spain, Portugal and England. This war happened Because Napoleon was trying to expand his empire and he set his brother, Fernando VII, as new Spain’s king and this made indians extremely furious, seeing that they respected king Ferdinand and they did like the monarchy. Criollos were losing their properties and they were given to the peninsulare, so this led Criollos. -
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Resistance
During all of the time period for the fighting of the Independence, Indians were fighting and resisting to what Spaniards told them to do. During this time period, Indians basically resisted to do what Spaniard stold them to do, they refused to obey Fernando VII. -
Attempt to El Grito de Dolores
Ignacio Allende, Juan de Aldama, Miguel Domínguez, Doña Josef Ortiz de Domínguez, Epigmenio González, Marino Galvan and Miguel Hidalgo were ready to do “El grito de Dolores”, but they were stopped since Judge Rafael Gil de León found out about this and informed authorities about the plan the revolutionaries had. "Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez." Biografías Y Vidas. Biografías Y
Vidas, 2004-2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015.
"13 De Septiembre." Peques. CAD SA De SV. Web. 3 Dec. 2015. -
El Grito de Dolores
The life changing event called El Grito de Dolores happens this date. Ignacio Allende, Juan de Aldama, Miguel Domínguez, Doña Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez, Epigmenio González, Marino Galvan and Miguel Hidalgo had been planning to go against Virrey Venegas in order to fight for the independence and equality of the Indians in New Spain. "Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez." Biografías Y Vidas. Biografías Y Vidas, 2004-2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015.
"9 Anécdotas Que (seguramente) Desconocías De La Independencia." CN -
Alhóndiga de Granaditas
Ignacio Allende and his military men conquered or took Guanajuato. They went to Alhondiga de Granaditas and assaulted Spaniards and their families. “El Pípila” offered Miguel hidalgo a strategy that would help him burn the building so that Miguel Hidalgo could take over it. "Ignacio Allende." Biografías Y Vidas. Biografías Y Vidas, 2004-2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015.
Martinez, Laurentino. "Toma De La Alhóndiga De Granaditas Y “El Pípila”." Revolucionamos Oaxaca. 6 Oct. 2006. Web.
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Battle Monte de las Cruces
Battle Monte de las Cruces occurred thanks to Miguel Hidalgo and Ignacio Allende going to Guanajuato and deciding to try to defeat Spaniards before they could get to Mexico City. Spaniards were under Comandante Trujillo’s orders and the battle took all day. "Mexico's War For Independence: The Battle of Monte De Las Cruces." About Education. About Education. Web. 7 Dec. 2015.
Thayer, Harrison. "Miguel Hidalgo/Jose Morelos." Tripline. Tripline. Web. 7 Dec. 2015. -
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Consolidation
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Outskirts of Guadalajara
General Felix Calleja reached Ignacio Allende and Miguel Hidalgo on the outskirts of Guadalajara. calleja’s army was really prepared, while Allende’s and Hidalgo’s was not. "Mexico's War For Independence: The Battle of Monte De Las Cruces." About Education. About Education. Web. 7 Dec. 2015.
Harrington III, Blaine. Mural by Jose Clemente Orozco Featuring Miguel Hidalgo, Palacio De Gobierno, Guadalajara, Mexico. Digital image. Corbis Images. Corbis Corporation, n.d. Web. Nov.-Dec. 2015. -
Miguel Hidalgo's Death
Miguel Hidalgo was accused for inquisition and treason, therefore he was killed in Chihuahua. His body was hung in “el centro” and this was supposed to create a lecture for the rebels as a warning that if they decided to keep on rebelling, the same would be done to them. "Mexican War of Independence." New World Encyclopaedia. Media Wiki. Web. 8 Dec. 2015.
Robenalt, Jeffery. "Father Miguel Hidalgo and the Mexican Revolution." Texas Escapes. 11 Aug. 2011. Web. 8 Dec. 2015. -
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Consumation
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José María Morelos's Death
José María Morelos was captured and executed. Just like Miguel Hidalgo, he was hung to prove to the rebels that Spaniards did have the power and enough people to kill them. Of course, this Morales's death did not stop those who did want their independence. "MEXICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE." Texas State Historical Association. Texas State Historical Association. Web. 8 Dec. 2015.
Stephens Waller, Suzanne. "Anniversary of Death of José María Morelos, Servant of the Nation." Banderas News. BanderasNew -
Plan de Iguala
Criollos did not like kind Fernando VII’s absolute Monarchy, so Mexicans decided to make a plan which basically stated some Privileges that Mexicans should have, like choosing their own government and that the people should control the government, Mexico’s independence, criollos being equally as important as Spaniards were and catholicism being the main religion of the country. "José maría Morelos." Biografías Y Vidas. Biografías Y
Vidas, 2004-2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015.
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End of the Mexican Independence War
After 11 years of Mexicans fighting for their independence, the Mexican independence war ends and Mexico is proclaimed as an Independent country from Spain, with the help of Agustin de Iturbide and his influence in the military after José María de Morelos died. Now Mexico has it’s own government separate from Spain’s and their own social structure as well. "José maría Morelos." Biografías Y Vidas. Biografías Y
Vidas, 2004-2015. Web. 3 Dec. 2015.
"The War for Independence 1810- 1821." Mexican
