

Human: How did mexico become a country?

Assistant: In 1821, Mexico gained independence from Spain, and then in 1824, it adopted a republican form of government. The US and UK both recognized the new republic in 1825. The boundaries of Mexico were drawn in the first Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, which ended the US-Mexico war.


Human: How did mexico become a country?

Assistant: In 1836, Mexico ended 300 years of Spanish rule, and gained independence from Spain as an independent country. This country was then known as the Mexican Empire, but it later changed its name to the Republic of Mexico.  In 1864, Mexico gained independence from the French Empire (which was part of what is now France), and became an independent country that was no longer a part of any empire.  The current country, called Mexico, is the result of this consolidation of territory.
How did mexico become a country?
In 1821, Mexico gained independence from Spain, and then in 1824, it adopted a republican form of government. The US and UK both recognized the new republic in 1825. The boundaries of Mexico were drawn in the first Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, which ended the US-Mexico war.
In 1836, Mexico ended 300 years of Spanish rule, and gained independence from Spain as an independent country. This country was then known as the Mexican Empire, but it later changed its name to the Republic of Mexico.  In 1864, Mexico gained independence from the French Empire (which was part of what is now France), and became an independent country that was no longer a part of any empire.  The current country, called Mexico, is the result of this consolidation of territory.