Why did Mexico free itself from Spain?

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In summary, Mexico gained its independence from Spain on September 27, 1821 due to the desire for political and economic freedom after 300 years of Spanish rule. Key figures in the fight for independence included Miguel Hidalgo, José María Morelos, and Agustín de Iturbide. This event led to major changes in the country, such as the establishment of a democratic government and the development of a national identity. The effects of Mexico's independence from Spain were long-lasting, shaping the country's political and social structure and sparking a sense of nationalism among its people.
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Hey, I"m not sure if this was the right place to ask, but why did Mexico wanted to be free from rule from Spain? Any details?
 
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Because

[tex]\Gamma^l_{ki} = \frac{1}{2} g^{lj} (\partial_k g_{ij} + \partial_i g_{jk} - \partial_j g_{ki})[/tex]

How could you miss that ?? :smile:


No this is probably not the best place to ask. Try General Discussion, or even Politics and World Affairs.
 
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Sorry, I'll post this there then.
 

Related to Why did Mexico free itself from Spain?

What was the main reason for Mexico's independence from Spain?

The main reason for Mexico's independence from Spain was the desire for political and economic freedom. Mexico had been under Spanish rule for over 300 years and the people were tired of being controlled by a distant monarchy.

When did Mexico gain its independence from Spain?

Mexico officially gained its independence from Spain on September 27, 1821. This date is celebrated as Mexico's Independence Day.

Who were the key figures in Mexico's fight for independence?

There were several key figures in Mexico's fight for independence, including Miguel Hidalgo, José María Morelos, and Agustín de Iturbide. These leaders rallied the people and led rebellions against Spanish rule.

How did Mexico's independence from Spain impact the country?

Mexico's independence from Spain led to major changes in the country, including the establishment of a democratic government, the end of Spanish control over trade and resources, and the development of a national identity.

Did Mexico's independence from Spain have any lasting effects?

Yes, Mexico's independence from Spain had lasting effects on the country and its people. It shaped Mexico's political and social structure, as well as its relationship with other countries. It also sparked a sense of nationalism and pride among the Mexican people.

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