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He was a Catholic priest who started the revolt that eventually became the war of independence of Mexico against Spain. He is regarded as the 'father of the nation' in Mexico.
The Grito de Dolores (Cry of Dolores) in September 16, 1810 when catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo started the revolt that eventually became the War of Independence against Spain.
The Dutch revolted against Spain because the king was trying to spread the Catholic religion.
Yes. Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo is considered the "father of the nation", as he started the revolt that eventually became the Mexican War of Independence (1810 - 1821) against Spain.
Catholic missionaries didn't participate during the revolution. It was Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo (1753 - 1811) the single priest who started the revolt that eventually became the Mexican War of Independence (1810 - 1821) against Spain. Hidalgo however, was captured, excommunicated and executed just one year after he started the struggle for independence.
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Answer is "C", when Catholic priest Miguel Hidalgo started the revolt that eventually became the Mexican War of Independence (1810-1821) against Spain.
1898, I think.
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Revolt against Spain.
He was a Catholic priest who started the revolt that eventually became the war of independence of Mexico against Spain. He is regarded as the 'father of the nation' in Mexico. People liked and followed him because at the village of Dolores, where he started the uprising, he was considered a community leader and contributor. He however, was profoundly human: he had 8 children with 4 different women; he liked to gamble and dance and also pursued business activities -- he owned three haciendas. This of course, put him at odds with the conservative and religious castes at the time.
The Dutch revolted against Spain because the king was trying to spread the Catholic religion.