3º "B" Mexico timeline by Gersem Ortiz

c. 8000 B.C.

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First villages of Mesoamerica started with the agricultural process

c.1500 B,C:

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This period is marked by the effective cultivation of crops such as corn, beans, chile peppers and cotton; the emergence of pottery, fine art and graphic symbols used to record Olmec history

600 B C

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In the preclassic, the Mayan, Zapotec, Totonac and Teotihuacán civilizations are created.

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1911 Madero created Plan Of San Luis : "no reelection" , Díaz go out of the country , he arrived to Paris

900

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The early Postclassic period begins with the dominant Toltecs based in their capital, Tula.

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250

The Mayan civilization, centered on the Yucatan Peninsula, became one of the most dominant regional groups in the area, reaching its peak around the 6th century AD.

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The Toltecs are defeated by the Chichimecas.
1200

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In 1938, Cárdenas nationalizes the country’s oil industry, expropriating the extensive properties of foreign-own companies and creating a government agency to administer the oil industry.

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With Teotihuacán and Mayan dominance beginning to wane, a number of upstart states begin to compete for power.

Mexico today 1997The corruption-plagued PRI suffers a shocking defeat, losing the mayoralty of Mexico City (also known as the Distrito Federal, or DF) to PRD candidate Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, son of former president Lázaro Cárdenas, by an overwhelming margin.

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November 1519

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Cortés and his men arrive in Tenochtitlán; they are welcomed as honored guests by Moctezuma and his people due to the Spaniard’s resemblance