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Christopher Columbus first lands in the Honduras

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Spain starts to conquest Honduras. There is bitter struggles with the native population, and also rivals that represent Mexico, Panama, and Hispaniola

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Northern coast of Honduras falls to British. The British established along the coast while Spain concentrated on the inlands of Honduras

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Honduras becomes independent from Spain, but becomes a part of Mexico

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Honduras joins the United Provinces of Central America. At that time, the United Provinces of Central America also included Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua

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Honduras is fully independent

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The United States becomes economically involved with the Honduras. The United States controls two-thirds of banana exports by 1913 with the United Fruit Company

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Honduras is under the right wing of the National Party  of Honduras (PNH). It is a dictatorship led by General Tiburcio Carias Andino

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Colonel Osvaldo Lopez Arellano takes power after leading a coup

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There is a brief but costly war with El Salvador over heavy immigration and the disputed border

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General Paz signs a peace treaty with El Salvador