Mexico

The Empire of Mexico (Spanish: Imperio de México) or simply Mexico (Spanish: México), is a Constitutional Monarchy made up of 27 Imperial States and the Imperial District of Mexico City. It is bordered to the North by the Confederate States of America and to the south by Guatemala and Belize. Its capital city, Mexico City, is one of the largest in the world, with a population of 8,851,080 citizens. The Mexican Empire was founded in 1862 by the Mexican Congress, with support from Napoleon III of France. A referendum confirmed the coronation of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maximilan, of the House Habsburg, as Emperor  Maximilan I of Mexico.

Promoted by the powerful and elite of Mexico and supported by the Austrian and Belgian crowns, the nation fought a civil war against liberals and conservatives between 1864 and 1868. With significant French and Confederate aid, the monarchy survived the civil war and continued almost unquestioned until after World War One. Following the economic crash in 1929, the Mexican crown decreased its powers until Mexico became a constitutional monarchy closer to that of the United Kingdom.

Establishment of the Empire
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World War One
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Political Issues and Peaceful Revolution
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World War Two
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Cold War
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Geography, Climate, and Environment
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Government and Politics
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