How Independence Plunged Latin America into Anarchy

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[@joninator7858]

Great video

[@alanmike6883]

Never thought about it like that. Ty 🤔👍

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[@kevinbarry71]

Mexico; we have this big unpopulated area, what should we do about it? I know, let's invite in a bunch of Americans. Brilliant

[@takingdumponpresidenttrump669]

just the worst fucking idea ever

[@johngolden3714]

There certainly was a lot going in such a short period of time there. The famous Gonzales Cannon was a bronze piece and was actually recovered after the fall of the Alamo. It was melted and recast into a bell that now hangs in the steeple of St. Mark's Episcopal in San Antonio. The one pictured in the video is the Texians' second Gonzales cannon that was abandoned during the Bexar Campaign and recovered in the 1930s.

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After watching this video, I had subscribe to your channel, and I will look forward to all of your future videos. I find this video to be extremely fascinating and interesting with the way you explained how Latin America had its modern day borders, with the perfect animated design of the map that you have there. The map almost reminds me of Armchair Historian’s game of Fire and Manuever. Wish you the best of luck into become a great history KZbinr.

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[@hieloca]

Finally I find a good video on Latin American Nation creations. Thank you so much!

[@codyshi4743]

You should do another Latin American war video, and it should be on William Walker’s war.

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Hello, i am excited for more battles about the Spanish American wars of Independence in the next video.

[@nathanembry9245]

Mexico also made Spanish the official language of Texas and were forcing Catholicism on them. Those were probably the main reason for Texas wanting independence

[@Menezarian]

really great video, just wanted to know why you didn't mention the military coup of Brazil in 1889, turning it from an Empire to a republic.

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[@user-fn8yj7oo3k]

Good video, but it's not called Latin America. No one speaks Latin.