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1 MEXICAN rEVoLUTIoN Mexico vs. Spain

2 DISCUSS with a SHOULDER PARTNER
*TEJANO (A Mexican who considers Texas home DISCUSS with a SHOULDER PARTNER

3 Spaniards got all the good jobs (power) and privileges (money $$$)
WHY INdEpENdENCE?? Cause #1: Mexicans did not like the inequality. Spaniards who weren’t even from Mexico were put in charge of New Spain.. Spaniards got all the good jobs (power) and privileges (money $$$)

4 Spain made the people in Mexico pay for wars going on in Europe!
WHY INdEpENdENCE?? Cause #2: Spain raised the taxes (money you have to pay to government) in Mexico Spain made the people in Mexico pay for wars going on in Europe!

5 result  revolt and fight for independence against spain
What do you see? What do you think revolt might mean?

6 result  revolt and fight for independence against spain
What do you see? What do you think the chains might represent? FATHER HIDALGO issues GRITO DE DELORES

7 TIMELINE of MX Revolution
1810 1812 Miguel Hidalgo calls for Mexicans to rebel against Spanish rule 1813 In Texas, Gutierrez and Magee lead a revolt against Spain and WIN!! 1819 Battle of Medina: Republican Forces lost BIG TIME to the Spanish Loyalist Army James Long, an American filibuster, tried to free Texas from Spain Hidalgo, Gutierrez & Long were ALL considered FILIBUSTERS or REVOLUTIONARIES!

8 1821: Army led by Emperor Iturbide takes control of Mexico City
MEXICo IS NoW INdEpENdENT! 1821: Army led by Emperor Iturbide takes control of Mexico City

9 Mexican Victory

10 results of Independence:
#1: Father Hidalgo became known as: ”Father of Mexican Independence” #2: Texas becomes: ”Coahuila y Texas” (a Mexican state) #3: Mexico must now: Must rebuild their government Constitution of 1824

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