THE HISTORY OF Mexico

THE HISTORY OF Mexico

Mexico's history, a country in the southern part of North America, covers a time of three thousand times. Before the first 13,000 years ago, before it was defeated and subdued by Spanish in 1650, the region was indigenous civilization. An important aspect of Mesoamerican civilization was the development of their writing, in which Mexico's written history went back hundreds of years before the Spanish arrival in 1519. Before the arrival of the Europeans, this period is different from the pre-existing era or previous era The city of Mexico was the capital city of Mexico City, the capital city of Tennessee, the most populous city of Mexico City. From 1521 AD, the Spanish victory of the Aztec empire included the name of the Spanish colonial era in the Spanish Empire, and the colonial rule of Mexico City through the Spanish region. It built the ruins of the Aztec capital of Tenochtitan and became the capital of the new Spain. Mexico's long-term Mesoamerican civilization in the colonial era is mixed with European culture. Perhaps this hybrid background is better represented than the Mexican language: the country is the world's most populous Spanish-speaking country, and most Native American language speakers in North America For three centuries, Mexico was part of the Spanish Empire, whose heritage is a Spanish-speaking, Catholic, and basically a country of Western culture. After the long struggle for independence (1810-21), New Spain became the dominant sovereign of Mexico, with the signing of the Cordova contract. The first Mexican empire, known as the reign of Mexico state (1821-23), established under a federal constitution in 1824, was named after the establishment of the Republic of Mexico, leading to the removal of legal discrimination classes. After independence in 1821 or 1824,
the slave was not abolished, but it was abolished in 1829. Mexico was formed as a federated republic under the 1917 Mexico Constitution. Santa Ana In the late 1850s, during the early 1850s, Crio's military-facing President Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana was stirred by the United States War in 1846, two years after the Mexico City Goodalepe Hidalgo consolidated half of its share in the United States. . Although Santa Anna took important responsibilities for the unfortunate defeat, she returned to the office. The Liberal Reform started with the overthrow of Liberal Reform in Liberafasera beginning in La Primer in 1854. In Mexico's 1857 constitution of the state of liberty, the separation of church and state, especially the separation of law, the corporate body of special status (Catholic Church and indigenous community), and a conspiracy against liberals occurred in a civil war, who opposed it. The war of reform was seen after the defeat of the conservatives in the battlefield, but the conservatives were strong and took the opportunity to invite foreign intervention against the liberals, for their own forwarding. France attacked Mexico (1861), nominated for the borrowing of Benito Juarez's liberal government, but it went further and urged Maximilian Ace Maximilian to restore the monarchy to Mexico. The Mexican throne was involved in its own civil war (1861-65), so tried to stop foreign intervention. Abraham Lincoln has consistently supported Mexican liberals. At the end of civil war in the United States and the conquest of the Union forces, the US actively received Mexican liberal assistance against the Maximilian regime. France withdrew the support of Maximilian in 1867, and in 1867 his monarchical rule fell, and Maximilian was sentenced to death. With the end of the Second Mexican Empire, Benito Juarez was brought back as President during the term known as Restart Republic (1867-76). After his death due to a heart attack, Sebastian Lorado de Tejada succeeded him. He defeated the liberal military personality Portofiro Diage, after integrating power into a period of stability and economic growth. After independence, half a century of economic stability and political turmoil ended. Parfereit the era When the military drama Parofiro Diaz took over as President of Mexico from 1876-19 11, he promoted "order and progress" which saw the flow of foreign investment abroad and modernization of the economy. Generally it is called puffery, which ended in 1910 with the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution. In Mexico's art and infrastructure, a strong,

Stable but neutral central government Public safety, public health, railways, mining, industry, foreign trade and income tax increase among national financial institutions and improved administration have dramatically improved. The Mexican Revolution was in chaos between the years of 1910 and 120 when Mexico was fighting for the future determination of Diazaz era. While the country was doing little work for the poor, the sparking forces of the Mexico Revolution were noble persons outside of the Dia's internal circle, such as Francisco Maduro, a member of the richest zamindar families in Mexico, and warm intellectuals and industrial labor activists. Opponents were merged with the 80-year-old Diaz-led 1910 fraudulent elections, releasing the 10-year civil war known as Mexican Revolution (1910-20). The conflict was not united, but it was originally coincided with the aggressive organization led by the leaders of five villas in the north of Mexico and Alvaro Obregen and Mexico, especially in Morales province, and the Emilio Zapata of guerrilla peasants. The war kills one-tenth of the country's population, and many North American borders help North Mexico escape from the war. Revolution was raised with the victory of the Spanish big landed estate, or the end of the haciendas system. A new legal framework was established in the 1917 Constitution, which changed the principles established under Pfarióriz, which gives full property rights for the people. Article 27 of the Constitution, gives the state the rights of individual owners and gives the rights to the state sub-continent, which was the policy of the colonial era. In order to protect the rights of labor union, the contribution of labor organized in paragraph 123 is recognized. In paragraph 3, the state has strengthened its immune system to control the Catholic Church's power. North Revolutionary General Alvaro Ovregan and Platarko Elias Kells each took up the position of four-year presidential post in 1920 after the end of the military conflict. After the assassination of President Obama in 1928, a group was formed in succession, in 1929. In the post-revolutionary period, political peace is characterized by which conflict is not solved by violence.
This new era has been marked by the policy changes and amendments to ratify the newly formed economic policy in the Mexico Constitution of 1917. After the pioneering of the Pantino Revolutionian Institutional (PRI) in 1929, this single party took control of national and state politics after 1929 and nationalized the oil industry in 1930. After the Second World War, where Mexico was a strong ally of the United States, and with the construction of the war material, the guests were significantly benefited by supplying the workers' workers, who freed two US fighters to fight for the war. Mexico emerged through World War II with wealth and political stability and made a big period of economic growth, which is often considered Mexican surprising. With the formation of many state-owned industrial enterprises, it was organized under the principles of import replacement industries. Population grew rapidly and became more urbanized when many moved to the United States. After the fraud of the 1988 presidential election, a new era began in Mexico. The organizational revolutionary party won the presidential election and President Carlos Salinas de Gautti has started implementing neo-liberal reforms in Mexico. This amendment requires the amendment of the constitution, especially to reduce the power of the state to control foreign business institutions, but also to suppress the suppression of the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico. After the North American Free Trade Agreement or NAFTA Agreement, Mexico's economy was merged with the United States and Canada in 1994. In December 2000, Visconde Fox (Pan) of Perso Acción Nacional, seven decades after the PRI regime. His successor, Filip Calderon, also got involved in a war against drug mafis in Panerax, Mexico, resulting in the death of thousands of people. In the face of extremely violent anti-narcotics war, the PRI promised to come back to power in 2012 that it has reformed itself.