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The History of Mexico After Independence

The History of Mexico After Independence

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The History of Mexico After Independence Channel video: Knowledgia - Category: Knowledge, science, education
Date: 2025-09-01

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Well, at least today there is plenty of Mexican, or Latin American blood in the USA, meaning, by being Legit Americans, the great majority of Latin Americans due to the Mix of Cultures and DNA between American (Prehispanic) People and Europeans, now many more People in the US have Legit American DNA, or Blood. So, the land may change names, but the American blood prevails, and for ever will, the mixing of Cultures and DNA is inevitable, this time of Anglo Settlers and Hispanic (Ibero) Americans, little by little becoming ONE American People.
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This video is very sided with the US and with the liberals. It doesn’t explain that Texan independence was searched because of the southern slavers and that in Mexico slavery was forbidden. It also forgets to say that Juarez had become a dictator and that Diaz searched for the peace between liberals (his party) and conservatives too, looking for the benefits and progress for the country. He did stayed more than he should in power, but he didn’t do anything any other world leader of his times wouldn’t do.
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HEY BIAS BS LEFTIST PROPAGANDISTS. YOU FORGOT THE USA PAID FOR THE TERRITORIES
The United States paid Mexico $15 million for the territory acquired through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which included California and relinquished all claims to Texas. Additionally, the U. S. agreed to assume up to $3. 25 million in debts owed by Mexico to American citizens. YOU DONT REPORT THAT. THIS IS MORE LEFT WING PROPAGANDA AND TOTAL HORSE SHEET

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It still reflects a lot of the U. S. perspective on Mexico’s history, but surprisingly, it’s one of the most accurate videos I’ve seen on the subject, especially considering it was made by an American.
Thanks for using a map of Mexico showing the states. That really helps to understand why Texas’s claim over the territory of other Mexican states made it impossible for Mexico to recognize its independence.

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Finally someone mentioned the 1982 economic crisis, It's crazy how so many historical sumaries skip it because that event is practically the origin of modern Mexico. Most of the country's modern problems branched out from there, most notably migration to the United States and the rise of organized crime.
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0: 22 Before it could become the nation it is today: corrupt and the same as it has always been. Since 1547 it has been a place for the people to bow low and the hungry to destroy for power and profit. There is a reason there is over 30 million illegals from Mexico. though it's probably over 80 million.
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Would have been cool if he had told us about Maximilian, that he was brother to Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph, the War 1. 0 dude, and got offered the job because they wanted anybody from any royalty and that he took the job because he basically didn't have anything else going on.
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Just Bought all of Trump incorporated from A Trump Chinese spokesman.
all assets, employees, private land appropriations purchased and current projects, bought for an incredible deal an un tariff’d dollar and nod to slavery
Yeah the real one it’s why they saved face in 2010

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However, its adventure into independence would bring civil strife, foreign conflict, dictatorship, and revolution before it could become the nation we know today.
You mean the corrupt basket case it's been for the last 100 years Doesn't seem like much improvement.

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I have a feeling that a lot of details were missed in the Mexico American war. Why did America have the need to invade the capital unless they were the aggressors. Then it was the French. History knows that the Spanish erased 99% of Aztec history
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Correction; Texas had not and could not have gathered forces to fight Mexicos Santanas Forces. So. USA general Huston with USA forces invaded Mexico and defeated Santana. Truth be revealed.
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This is a pretty good summary of Mexico’s history. But Maximilian did not rule the country for 6 years: he arrived in Mexico in May of 1864 and was executed on June 19th, 1867.
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There were 4 rebellions of Texas before 1835. . History revisionism, that's you. No mention of the 20 constitutions and 40 military ques before 1861. . Bad history.
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That was very interesting. Back in school very little was taught to me about the history of Mexico. I don't remember hearing anything about the subject, so nothing
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Mexico is a land steeped in thousands of years of local culture. The anglo U. S can't just come in and hope to replace that and erase the local identity.
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Funny how Federalists in Mexico meant the opposite of what it meant in the US: Hamilton and other Federalists wanted a stronger central government.
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Seems like Mexico wasn’t really unified at all for the longest time. Constant civil wars backed up by America and the French. Both thieves!
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Ngl I wish central America would rejoin us (after we remove cartles)
And the Spanish carribbean to but we in Mexico support free countries

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Despite losing the war, Mexican army fought till the capital was reached. The Mexican army was an army of lions led by donkeys
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But, there are cartels in every country! U. S. is filled with caetels, corruprion, bad piliticians, money laundering, Trump, MAGA!
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