First Mexican Republic

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The First Mexican Republic was the federal republican government that ruled Mexico from its independence in 1824 until the centralist shift of the mid-1830s.

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf federal republic
former country
historical state
capital Mexico City
coatOfArms Coat of arms of Mexico (1823–1864)
constitution Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1824
continent North America
conventionalLongName United Mexican States
linked to: Mexico
country Mexico
currency Mexican peso
demonym Mexican
dissolvedBy centralist reforms of 1835–1836
endTime 1835
establishedBy Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1824
event Plan of Casa Mata aftermath
Revolt of the Jalapa Plan
Texas Revolution
executiveBranch President of Mexico
firstPresident Guadalupe Victoria
flag Flag of Mexico (1823–1864)
linked to: Mexican flag
followedBy Centralist Republic of Mexico
governmentType federal republic
headOfGovernmentTitle President
headOfState Anastasio Bustamante
Antonio López de Santa Anna
Guadalupe Victoria
Valentín Gómez Farías
Vicente Guerrero
headOfStateTitle President
independenceFrom Spanish Empire
independenceRecognitionDate 1836
independenceRecognizedBy Spain
legalSuccessor Centralist Republic of Mexico
legislativeChamber Chamber of Deputies
Senate
legislature Congress of the Union
memberOf Community of Latin American states (historical context)
officialLanguage Spanish
opposedIdeology centralism
originOfIndependence Mexican War of Independence
politicalIdeology federalism
precededBy First Mexican Empire
region Latin America
religion Roman Catholicism
shortName Mexico
sovereigntyType independent state
startTime 1824
stateReligion Roman Catholicism

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Republic of Texas precededBy First Mexican Republic
Mexican Constitution of 1824 established First Mexican Republic
Siete Leyes historicalPeriod First Mexican Republic
Siete Leyes inForceDuring Centralist Republic of Mexico
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Pueblo de San José de Guadalupe laterUnderJurisdictionOf Mexican Republic
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Republic of Yucatán precededBy First Mexican Republic
Siete Leyes historicalPeriod First Mexican Republic
Supreme Conservative Power establishedUnder First Mexican Republic (centralist phase)
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Coahuila y Tejas partOf First Mexican Republic
Leyes Constitucionales de 1836 historicalPeriod early independent Mexico
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Colima Territory partOf First Mexican Republic
Mexican forces alliedWith Mexican republican government
linked to: First Mexican Republic
First Mexican Empire followedBy First Mexican Republic
Centralist Mexican government succeeded First Mexican Republic
Centralist Mexican government preceded Second Federal Republic of Mexico
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Revolt of the Jalapa Plan relatedTo First Mexican Republic
Centralist Republic of Mexico precededBy First Mexican Republic
Centralist Republic of Mexico followedBy Second Federal Republic of Mexico
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Anastasio Bustamante wasInOfficeDuring First Mexican Republic
James Wilkinson placeOfDeath First Mexican Republic
Ley Juárez appliesToJurisdiction Second Federal Republic of Mexico
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Second Mexican Empire precededBy First Mexican Republic
Santa Anna dictatorship precededBy First Mexican Republic
Supremo Poder Conservador appliesToJurisdiction First Mexican Republic
Agustín I of Mexico successor Provisional Government of Mexico (1823–1824)
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Senate of the First Mexican Republic country First Mexican Republic
subject linked to: Senate
Senate of the First Mexican Republic legislativeBodyFor First Mexican Republic
subject linked to: Senate
Senate of the First Mexican Republic country United Mexican States (First Republic)
subject linked to: Senate
linked to: First Mexican Republic
Senate of the First Mexican Republic historicalPeriod First Mexican Republic
subject linked to: Senate
Pedro de Ampudia allegiance First Mexican Republic
Guadalupe Victoria politicalEntityLed First Mexican Republic
Mexican real usedIn First Mexican Republic