Staten, Mexico, Brazil, and Italy by Madison Staten

Mexican Flag 1821

28statenmadison — 2024-10-15 16:03:28 UTC

Mexican Map (1821)

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Mexican Independence Romanticism Art

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Brazilian Flag 1822

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Italian Flag 1861

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Brazilian Map 1822

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Italian Map 1861

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Italian Impressionism Art 1861

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Brazilian Realism Art 1822

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Video of Mexican Independents 1821

28statenmadison — 2024-10-16 16:10:57 UTC

Throughout 1810 and 1821 Mexico was stuck under Spanish control. Mexico was holding a revolt against Spain's government. In the end Mexico won and gained Independents from Spain. Therefore Mexico was now free and not being ruled by Spain.

Video of Brazilian Independents

28statenmadison — 2024-10-16 18:04:58 UTC

Brazil wanted Independence from Portugal. From 1822- 1824 they were at war for their independents. They declared themselves a sovereign nation in 1822. And then they finally became free during 1824.

Video of Unification of Italy

28statenmadison — 2024-10-16 18:06:09 UTC

In 1861 the Italian Unification had begun, and it had ended in 1861. Napoleon invaded Italy and created The Kingdom of Italy up in the North. And The Kingdom of Naples in the south. the first Italian war had ended up failing. Italy had to wait till 1870 to claim Rome. Therefore they claimed Rome as their capital. All of these would lead to World War 1.

Article of the Unification of Italy

28statenmadison — 2024-10-20 22:43:02 UTC

Giuseppe Mazzini was a founder of the Young Italy Movement. He played one of the most crucial role in spreading the ideas of nationalism and unity among the Italians. He was also a republican who advocated for the united Italian republic. He refused to participate in the parliamentary government that was established under a monarchy of the House of Savoy.

Giuseppe Garibaldi was a military leader and a nationalist. His efforts were instrumental when uniting southern Italy. With the Noth under the royal house of Savoy. He was best known for his campaign also known as the Expedition of the Thousand. .This led to the overthrow of the Bourbon Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

Count Camillo di Cacour, was a Prime minister of Piedmont-Sardinia. He was a mast diplomat that had used international rivalries as well as revolutionary movements to achieve all the Unification goals. He also played a very important role in the orchestrating alliances, and political moves made to help lead the Unification of Italy. This was all under King Victor Emmanuel ll.

King Victor Emmanuel, was the King of Sarinia-Piedmont. He was the first king of United Italy, With his leadership in his military campaigns, along with his support for Cavour, and his Garbald’s efforts, were all very crucial during the unification process of Italy.

Independence of Brazil Article

28statenmadison — 2024-10-20 22:47:07 UTC

Brazil had many leaders to help it become independent. Two of them consisted of Jose Bonifacio and Dom Pedro I. Dom was Brazil's first emperor when Brazil broke away from Portugal. And Jose assisted Dom by being his advisor during this time. Both of these men helped shape the Independence of Brazil.

Independence of Mexico Article

28statenmadison — 2024-10-20 23:08:13 UTC

The Mexico Independence movement was led by four main leaders. Miguel Hidalgo, a Roman Catholic Priest known as "the father of Mexican Independence," initiated the revolt against Spanish rule, advocating for racial equality and land distribution. Although his efforts did not resolve all issues, they ignited the Mexican independence movement. Hidalgo was later executed, leading to Jose Maria taking over and convening the Congress of Chilpancingo, declaring Mexico's independence in 1813. Jose Maria was also killed, passing leadership to Vincente Guerrero, who played a crucial role in the war's final stages. Guerrero allied with Agustin de Iturbide to issue the Plan of Iguala, resulting in Mexico's independence in 1821. Agustin briefly ruled as Emperor before being overthrown and killed.