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How long did the conflict between the Mexican and french last?
The conflict between Mexico and France, known as the French Intervention in Mexico, lasted from 1861 to 1867. It began when France, under Emperor Napoleon III, sought to establish a monarchy in Mexico. The conflict involved a series of battles and political struggles, ultimately resulting in the withdrawal of French troops and the defeat of the French-supported Emperor Maximilian I in 1867.
Did the French want to help the Americans because they wanted to defeat Russia?
Because of the long history of warfare between the English and the French.
How long did the French have a conflict with the Vietnamese?
From around 1945(end of World War II), til the French defeat at the battle at Dien Bihn Phu(1954).
What does the battle of Puebla represent for Mexicans?
It was an astonishing victory for Mexico, at a time when the French army was considered the best in the world, and hadn't been defeated for more than 50 years. It was also the first time Mexico had won against such odds (4500 Mexicans vs. 6500 Frenchmen). It was also important because the rest of the world expected a quick defeat for Mexico; instead it marked the beginning of a relatively long war (1861-1867) which at the end, was lost by France.
WHY WAS THE INITIAL VICTORY OF PUEBLA IMPORTANT IN MEXICAN HISTORY?
It was an astonishing victory for Mexico, at a time when the French army was considered the best in the world, and hadn't been defeated for more than 50 years. It was also the first time Mexico had won against such odds (4500 Mexicans vs. 6500 Frenchmen). It was also important because the rest of the world expected a quick defeat for Mexico; instead it marked the beginning of a relatively long war (1861-1867) which at the end, was lost by France.
What found along Mexico long coastline?
What is found along Mexico long coastline
How do you spell long in french?
"Long" in French is spelled as "long".
Can my grandmother acquire french citizenship if her mother was fully french and through her can i acquire it too?
Your grandmother may become French. If she is living abroad, she has to apply in a French consulate. She wil be given a dossier to fill and return. The most important document is the one that proves her mother had French citizenship. Expect a rather long process before she is finally vetted and agreed as French. Then your parents (at least one of them), will have to follow the same process. Expect a even longer process. Finally when all this is done, you will be allowed to apply in turn.
How long must a Canadian be in Mexico before you can be married?
How long must you be in Mexico before you can be married?:
What is the long peninsula along the Mexico's west coast?
What is found along Mexico long coastline
Did Mexico long ago belong to France?
Yes, trough a puppet regime led by Maximilian I. Such government, known as the "Second Mexican Empire", ruled from 1864 to 1867 before Mexican forces with American financial aid overthrew such regime.
Viva Mexico means?
It literally means "Live Mexico!" A better translation is "Long Live Mexico!"
