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Political - no exact date
The ensuring Peninsular War between Spain and France will lead almost directly to the mexican war for independence. -
Political
Father Manuel Hidalgo issues his famous call for mexican independence. -
Economical - no exact date
The Independence war and the chaos followed broke the countrie´s economy. -
Political - no exact date
Morelos succeds Hidalgo as leader of Mexico´s independence movement and proclaims a Mexican republic. -
Economical - no exact date
The flood in Valencia's silver mine (the biggest in the world) caused millionaire losses. -
Economical - no exact date
Spanish vendors returned to Spain like the mine workers, this caused an insurgency. -
Political - no exact date
Iturbide meets with Guerrero and issues the plan of Iguala. -
Poitical - no exact date
Guadalupe Victoria becomes Mexico´s first elected president. -
Political - no exact date
Santa Anna himself becomes president after leading the succesful resistance against Spain´s attempt to recapturate Mexico in 1829. -
Economical - no exact date
The French Intervention in Mexico costed a lot of money due to the french demands. -
Political
The U.S.A declare war on Mexico. -
Economical - no exact date
The mid-nineteenth-century Liberal Reform attempted to decrease the economic power of the Roman Catholic Church. -
Political
On March 1st, 1854 Santa Anna was taken out of the power by General Juan Álvarez, who was liberal, with the Plan de Ayutla. -
No exact date - political
The Constitution of 1857 was claimed on February 5th, this Constitution gave individual guarantees to all mexicans. -
Political
Reform War started in Mexico. -
no exact date - political
Maximilian von Habsburg arrives to Mexico in 1864, by orders of Napoleon III, with his monarchical government which had conservative ideologies. -
No exact date - economy
Agriculture was the main form of income, since it
was the main thing that we exported. Since 1880s more or less. -
No exact date - economy
The lower classes such as the peones were
poor and were purely depending on
the hacendados basically for anything, they
paid taxes to hacendados and had the ”tiendas
de raya” which were the stores where they
change their coins for food or wood, etc. This
coins were gained based on the amount of
work they’ve done. -
No exact date - economy
Around 1884 the railroads were a huge improvement implemented by Porfirio allowing the trade
between the country and to “El Paso” with the US stabilizing the mexican economy. -
No exact date - economy
Textile companies and factories started to be
implemented in Mexico around 1885. -
No exact date - social
During the Porfiriato, the rural population was angry because of the dispossession of land which left many people without job and home, this made people to migrate to the city. -
No exact date - social
Hacendados and científicos were receiving
advantages/privileges thanks to Porfirio Díaz
during the Porfiriato. -
Economic
Political conflicts so economical intensified because of the stubborn Diaz remained in the personalistic power of
his government.
