Second Federal Republic of Mexico
Second Federal Republic of Mexico
Second Federal Republic of Mexico connects to 575 places across 6 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, mostly history and government. The period began in 1846 with the restoration of the Constitution of 1824 during the Mexican-American War. Connections cover the Constitution of 1857, the Plan of Tacubaya, the War of Reform and La Reforma, which separated church and state. Its strongest overlaps are with Mexico, the United States and Mexico City, Mexico, with France tied for third.
Plan of Tacubaya
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: Republic of Yucatán | Jocotitlán, Mexico
Constitution of 1857
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: Oaxaca | Aguascalientes | Apaseo el Grande
War of Reform
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: Aguascalientes | Laguna Seca, Texas | Ahualulco, Mexico
freedom of the press
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: New York City, New York | Vietnam | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Algeria | Mauritius
La Reforma
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: Mexico | Oaxaca City, Mexico | León, Mexico | Apaseo el Grande | Donato Guerra, Mexico
First Mexican Republic
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: San Francisco, California | Mexico | Yucatán | Nuevo León | Riverside County, California
1824 Constitution of Mexico
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: Guerrero | Yucatán | Southwestern United States | Coahuila | Tlaxcala
Battle of Cerro Gordo
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: United States | Texas | Mexico | Illinois | Massachusetts
Plan of Ayutla
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: United States | California | Oxford, England | Mexico | New Orleans, Louisiana
Conservative Party (Mexico)
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: United States | Paris, France | Spain | Texas | Mexico
Battle of Puebla
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: United States | France | Los Angeles, California | United Kingdom | Spain
Melchor Ocampo
Connects Second Federal Republic of Mexico to: United States | France | Texas | Cambridge, England | Mexico