Title: 7 consequences of the Mexican Independence | Life Persona
Headings: 7 consequences of the Mexican Independence
7 consequences of the Mexican Independence
Main consequences of Mexico's independence
1- Elimination of caste
2- Economic crisis
3- Political crisis
4- A new form of government: the Mexican Empire
5- The constitution of 1824
6- Abolition of slavery
7- The first president of Mexico
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Content: However, not all were in agreement with this measure and in 1823, Antonio López de Santa Anna initiated a movement to annul the monarchy and to turn to Mexico in republic. Iturbide would abdicate the throne in 1823. 5- The constitution of 1824
After several political battles, a group of federalists planned to model a constitution similar to that of the United States. Opponents refused, claiming that the US federal system could not function in Mexico because of the differences between these two nations. However, the federalists won the debate, thus creating the Constitution of the United Mexican States in 1824. Mexico would be organized by 19 states and 4 territories, being the separation of power into three entities: executive, legislative and judicial. The constitution also established that the president would comply with terms of 4 years. In the same way the demands of the centralists would be fulfilled, naming Catholicism the official religion of Mexico, besides granting privileges to the clergy and the militia. 6- Abolition of slavery
Mexico, as the great majority of the countries of America received slaves as a result of the colonization .