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What Was Agustin Iturbide's First Big Mistake?
[MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE]

Hidalgo -> Jose Morelos -> Agustin Iturbide -> Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna -> Benito Juarez -> Porfirio Diaz

1. What did Hidalgo do on September 16, 1810 that was equated to the First Crusade? a. Called to arms 2. Jose Morelos called for the Congress of Chilpacingo in 1813 that accomplished what? a. Declared Mexican independence, decreed slavery should be abolished, and announce Catholicism as state religion. 3. What is the Army of Three Guarantees? a. Mexican independence, Catholicism as state religion, and distinction between Creole, mestizo, and Indian abolished. 4. Who was the first emperor (junta) of Mexico? Second? a. Agustin Iturbide. Maximillian of Hapsburg. 5. What was Iturbide’s first big mistake?
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The Mexican Revolution is about? a. Freedom, stable government, and land reform. 2. What role does the United States play? a. Anti-Hispanic because we hated chaos south of the border. Holding 27% of Mexican land, US feared their land and industrial investments. General Pershing is sent in to kill Pancho Villa. 3. What was the Plan of San Luis Potosi? Whose plan was it? a. Francisco Madero. It declared the 1910 election null and void. He called for free elections and made some references to land reform. 4. Francisco Madero was kicked out of power in? a. The Ten Tragic Days 5. Huerta was in power for how long? What does he do during his rule? a. February 1913 to July 1914. Imprisoned 84 Congress members and established harsh military dictatorships. 6. What was the Plan de Ayala? Whose plan was it? a. Emiliano Zapata. All foreign owned lands would be seized. Lands taken by Porfirio Diaz were given back. A third of hacienda owner lands for

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