Centralist Republic of Mexico

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The Centralist Republic of Mexico was a 19th-century Mexican state characterized by a highly centralized government that replaced the earlier federal system and contributed to significant internal conflicts and regional secessions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf centralized state
former country
historical state
administrativeDivisionType department
alsoKnownAs Centralist Mexican Republic
capital Mexico City
characterizedBy frequent military coups
highly centralized government
internal conflicts
weak regional autonomy
constitutionalBasis Bases Orgánicas
Siete Leyes
continent North America
conventionalLongName Centralist Republic of Mexico
country Mexico
currency Mexican peso
endDate 1846
establishedAfter abolition of the federal constitution of 1824
firstPresident Miguel Barragán
followedBy Second Federal Republic of Mexico
governmentType unitary centralist republic
headOfStateTitle President of the Republic
historicalEra 19th century
involvedInConflict Mexican–American War
Pastry War
legalStructure departments instead of states
legislature Congress of the Union
lostTerritoryDuring Texas Revolution
Yucatán secession
notablePresident Anastasio Bustamante
Antonio López de Santa Anna
José Joaquín de Herrera
Mariano Paredes y Arrillaga
Valentín Canalizo
officialLanguage Spanish
opposedIdeology federalism
politicalIdeology conservatism
politicalSystem centralist
precededBy First Mexican Republic
reasonForEnd defeat in early stages of Mexican–American War
restoration of federalism in 1846
region Latin America
religion Roman Catholicism
replacedSystem federal system of the First Mexican Republic
startDate 1835
triggeredConflict Rebellion of Zacatecas
Tabasco secession
Texas Revolution
Yucatán secession

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First Mexican Republic followedBy Centralist Republic of Mexico
First Mexican Republic legalSuccessor Centralist Republic of Mexico
Siete Leyes relatedEvent Centralist Republic of Mexico
Siete Leyes constitutionalOrder Centralist Republic of Mexico
Supreme Conservative Power timePeriod Mexican centralist republic (1830s–1840s)
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Bases Orgánicas de 1843 appliedIn Republic of Mexico
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Bases Orgánicas de 1843 relatedTo Mexican centralist republic
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Texian Army opponent Centralist Republic of Mexico
José Justo Corro participantIn Mexican centralist regime
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Leyes Constitucionales de 1836 appliesToTerritory Mexican Republic
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Leyes Constitucionales de 1836 inForceDuring Centralist Republic of Mexico
Colima Territory partOf Centralist Republic of Mexico
Centralist Mexican government alsoKnownAs Centralist Republic of Mexico
Centralist Republic of Mexico conventionalLongName Centralist Republic of Mexico
Centralist Republic of Mexico alsoKnownAs Centralist Mexican Republic
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Goliad Campaign belligerent Centralist Republic of Mexico
Anastasio Bustamante wasInOfficeDuring Centralist Republic of Mexico
Leyes Constitucionales de la República Mexicana historicalPeriod República Centralista Mexicana
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Bases Orgánicas constitutionalOrder centralist republic of Mexico
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
President of the Republic (Mexico, Siete Leyes) appliesToJurisdiction Centralist Republic of Mexico
subject linked to: President of the Republic
Plan de Cuernavaca relatedTo Mexican centralist republic
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
President of Mexico (1843 constitutional framework) headOfGovernmentFor Republic of Mexico
subject linked to: President
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
President of Mexico (1843 constitutional framework) headOfStateFor Republic of Mexico
subject linked to: President
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
President of Mexico (1843 constitutional framework) historicalEra Centralist Republic of Mexico
subject linked to: President
Acta Constitutiva y de Reformas de 1847 relatedTo Mexican centralism
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Supremo Poder Conservador appliesToJurisdiction Centralist Republic of Mexico
Lipan Apache conflictWith Republic of Mexico
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Pedro de Ampudia allegiance Centralist Republic of Mexico
Cámara de Senadores appliesToJurisdiction República Centralista de México
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Cámara de Senadores legislativeBodyFor República Centralista de México
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico
Cámara de Senadores appliesToPeriod República Centralista (1835–1846)
linked to: Centralist Republic of Mexico