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How did Mexico win the independence from Spain?
Miguel Hidalgo was the first man to fight for Mexico's independence. He fought for 2 years then was captured and decapitated. The second man to fight was Jose. He fought for 4 years and then died. The last man to fight and win Mexico's independence was Augustus de Iturbide. He originally was on the side of Spain who was fighting against Mexico at the time but suddnely thought "Hey, if I win these guys independence I can be their emporer."
What man helped earn Mexico their independence?
Miguel Hidalgo. He is recognized as the "father of the nation".
Who was the man who led the independence movement in Massachusetts and organized the committees of correspondence?
Samuel Adams
Why and when the Mexican hat dance began?
it began in Mexico when a man needed a hat, so he did a hat dance. (for more information, see "rain dance")
What sorts of things does the Narmada Bachao Andolan movement campaign for?
This protest began in Mexico last year to express the disgust of the drug cartel's in this country. The common man has risen up to try and expel corruption, extortion, and regain their country.
What is the duration of The Man from Independence?
The duration of The Man from Independence is 3600.0 seconds.
When was The Man from Independence created?
The Man from Independence was created on 1974-03-11.
When was The Man from Mexico created?
The Man from Mexico was created on 1914-11-02.
Which man wrote the Declaration of Independence's was not at the constitutional convention?
which man wrote the declaration of independence's was not at the constitutional convention
What are the release dates for The Man from Independence - 1974?
The Man from Independence - 1974 was released on: USA: 11 March 1974
What was the declaration of the rights of man modeled after?
The Declaration of the Rights of Man was modeled after the Declaration of Independence.
Mexico's struggle for democracy lasted for more than 100 years because?
Unlike Yanquis, Mexicans never had any tradition of self-rule when Mexico gained independence. Instead, they respected the Macho ruler and the Strong man. Their own attitude held them back at the national level. They would not be successful at that level until they had experience electing local politicians and local mayors. Also, until Mexico put in the secret ballot, great intimidation existed at the polls. At the national level, coup d'etat followed coup d'etat. Finally, Mexico began to break old habits.
