Mexico gained independence in the year 1830 from the Spaniards. The country was colonized since 1521 when the people of the Aztec Empire, the former name of Mexico, were defeated and conquered by Spaniards. Spain controlled Mexico for a period of 3 centuries. After that, Mexico was known to other civilizations as the 'New Spain'. The invasion of Spain by Napoleon I led to the Mexican War of independence The invasion led to the opposition of wealthy landowners, political leaders and conservatives in Mexico to the social, economic and political policies implemented by Napoleon I. Hope this helps.
Mexico gained independence in the year of 1821.
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Mexico is an independent nation
Yes. He started such independence war.
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Militarily, no one.
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Mexico gained its independence on September 16, 1810. This date marks Mexico's "cry of independence," which is when they staked a revolt against the Spaniards.
Spain controlled Mexico, which began the struggle for independence on September 16, 1810 and consolidated it on September 27, 1821.
No, Miguel Hidalgo did not live to see Mexico gain independence. He initiated the struggle for independence on September 16, 1810, but was captured and executed by Spanish authorities in 1811. Mexico officially gained independence on September 27, 1821, a decade after Hidalgo's death. His legacy, however, remains significant in the history of Mexico's fight for independence.