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The Enlightenment |
It was an intellectual and cultural movement in the eighteenth century that emphasized reason over superstition and science over blind faith |
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One Enlightenment thinker |
John Locke |
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Other Enlightenment thinker |
Isaac Newton |
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French military general and statesman |
Napoleón Bonaparte |
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Criollismo |
A movement integrated by the children of Spaniards who were born in America and sought their own identity, based on the indigenous past and on the exaltation of the American |
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The independence of Mexico |
Is known as the process of liberation of the Spanish empire by the Mexican territory |
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This process lasted a total of 11 years, began on September 16th,1810 and ended in 1821 |
Towards independence |
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Stages that emerged on the Mexican independence |
Initiation, Organization, Resistance and Consumption. |
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Miguel Hidalgo |
He was born on May 8, 1753 in Corralejo de Hidalgo and died on July 30, 1811 in Chihuahua. He was a priest and revolutionary from New Spain who stood out by initiating the first stage of the Mexican War of Independence with an act known in Mexican historiography as Grito de Dolores. |
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Vicente Guerrero |
He was born on August 9, 1782 in Tixtla de Guerrero and died on February 14, 1831 in Cuilápam de Guerrero. He was a Mexican politician and military man, a militant and one of the leaders of the insurgency in the Resistance stage of the Mexican War of Independence. |
