The General Causes for Independence Fight in Mexico

<h1>The General Causes for Independence Fight in Mexico</h1>

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

<div align=justify>In the end of the 18ht – beginning of the19th century the spirit of independence commenced to infect the colonies all over the world. The nations were ready already to become free and what is more important they were ready for fight for freedom till the last drop of blood. The American countries were also infected by the spirit of freedom, independence and equality. 
In Mexico the riot in the name of freedom was organized in a good way and it was something that could be predicted ever since the Bourbon reforms become operational in Mexico, then a Spanish colony. From the time when the Spanish invaders appeared on the American continent they behaved as though they had already possessed it, its inhabitants, and the rest that was there. It was an era of dictatorial ruling in the world and as with practically all dictatorial ruling there is as a rule a kind of dissatisfaction of the population. In the run of the history one may see time and time again that rapacity and power depraves and that there is very little steadiness when the whole power is in hands of one or few.
With new dreams of equality and independence and together with the great unhappiness of so many people in New Spain and the other colonies of Spain it was predictable that when the occasion occur  they would try to make reforms. Not capable to invent a rational answer I believe that the rebels were totally cornered and had no other alternative than to bring brute force into the play for power. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that the Europeans were the first that acted aggressively.
So all the way through the struggle for independence we may see a lot of changes, if were to give a look at what the first fighters for independance sought beginning with 1808 and than look at what was achieved when Iturbide declared the independence nearly a hundred years afterward we really may see radical changes. Although the freedom was attained we should note that the war ended but not the fight for equality, liberty and justice. Mexico may be at the moment independent from Spain but what Hidalgo struggled long ago has not been yet obtained. The fight for fair law and equality persist nowadays in modern Mexico.</div>

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