The constitution of Joseacute Mariacute a Morelos y Pavon

<h1>The constitution of Joseacute Mariacute a Morelos y Pavon</h1>

<p align=right>by Samantha Smith</p>

<div align=justify>In Mexico history there was a great number of attempts to obtain independence. A new period in the struggle for freedom began a pastor Joseacute Mariacute a Morelos y Pavon. This mestizo priest arranged across Mexico lots of grouping chiefs who fought for independence and with all his triumphs he achieved greater and greater support of the population. He introduced a new side in the struggle for independence; moreover this time everything was better planned and organized.
In October of 1812 in Spain was signed a new tolerant constitution. It guaranteed amnesty to some political criminals, gave Spaniards freedom of opinion, secured equal political opportunity for peninsulars and creoles, and made the king a bit more representative and restricted by distribution of theoretical power with the nation. In two years Ferdinand VII refused this constitution and gave everybody to understand that the decisions and judgments would be made in Spain but never in its colonies.
Unlike previous leaders Morelos y Pavon did intended to get independence of Mexico and in 1813 he organized an assembly which proclaimed a declaration of rights and independency of the country from Spain and a document named a Sentimientos de la Nacion which contained abolition of servitude and equality of all classes. On the glorious date - the 6th of November – an independence of the country was proclaimed by the congress of Chilpancingo; in addition the assembly refused the monarchy regime and established a republic. Mexico gained the independence! Maybe not for long but still the first stark step was maid.
Unfortunately very soon the father Morelos y Pavon was arrested while trying to guide the Congress from Vallilodad to unite with the squadron of Manuel Mier y Teraacuten who was the General of the rebellions in Puebla. After imprisoning, Morelos y Pavon was put to the rack by both military court and the Inquisition. The priest was disrank and than put to death in December 1815.</div>

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