Mexican History
Independence, Reform and Revolution — and the people who made it happen.

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Mesoamerica, the Olmecs and the Toltecs
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Unit 2
Teotihuacan, the Maya cities and the archaeological sites
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Unit 3
The Mexica: Tenochtitlan and its gods
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Unit 4
Mexica society
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Unit 5
The Conquest
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Unit 6
New Spain: the viceroyalty and its economy
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Unit 7
New Spain: printing, colleges and Sor Juana
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Unit 8
Independence: the conspiracy and the Grito
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Unit 9
Hidalgo, Allende and the Constitution of Cádiz
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Unit 10
Morelos and Guerrero
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Unit 11
The end of the War of Independence
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Unit 12
Santa Anna and the war with the United States
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Unit 13
Juárez and the Reform
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Unit 14
The French Intervention and the Restored Republic
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Unit 15
The Porfiriato
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Unit 16
The Revolution: Madero and the Decena Trágica
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Unit 17
The Revolution: Zapata, Villa and Carranza
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Unit 18
The 1917 Constitution and the strongmen
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Unit 19
Cárdenas and the oil expropriation
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Unit 20
Mexico in the 20th century
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Unit 21
Contemporary Mexico
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Unit 22
Mexicans who made history
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