The Independence Movement Of Mexico

The independence movement of Mexico

Introduction

In independence several important people arise to whom we consider heroes so we will talk about two Miguel Hidalgo and Agustín de Iturbide. Both Hidalgo and Iturbide were Creoles, this means that they were children of Spaniards born in America, resulting in certain privileges. Hidalgo was born in 1753 and Iturbide in 1783 giving a difference of 30 years, however, this was not an impediment and that at the beginning of the War of Independence was Hidalgo who invited Iturbide to participate in this fight. While showing us that Hidalgo served as a priest and subsequently organized the Iturbide lifting he studied at the Valladolid Seminary later entering the viceregal army as Ensign of the Provisional Regiment. 

Developing

Both characters had the purpose of freeing the people of New Spain or not? Hidalgo wanted the Spanish crown to return to power? Or really sought to free the people? What has been his motivation to initiate the movement The purpose was achieved. He wrote his document the abolition of slavery where he proposes to get rid of this one which was carried out by the Spaniards and privileged people having as slaves the Africans and/or people of low social social class. Years after the death of Hidalgo, the movement was still carried out and finally Iturbide celebrated together with Juan de O’Donojú. 

The Treaties of Córdoba Document that legalizes the Plan for Iguala ending the struggle for independence.

We can see the great importance that both characters have, Hidalgo organized and lifted the town to make their independence movement even inviting other important characters as we saw with Iturbide who even after his death continued to fight to be the one who could or participated to endIndependence obtaining victory. We consider that Miguel Hidalgo is the one who really sought the independence of Mexico, since he was one of the initiators of the same, participating in the Conspiracy of Querétaro in which his collaborators.

conclusion

It was sought that abuse and tax increase will cease. His participation in the freedom of New Spain was fundamental, because it was he, who liberated the prisoners and the armo, in the same way I appeal to the support of the people getting the movement to become a popular uprising in which all sectors participatedof the population and to which many people who helped him take various cities. Although with his death the end of the first stage of the movement was marked, he left the foundations for conspiracies and surveys to achieve the independence of our country.