How and when did Mexico become a country?

Answer 1

Present day Mexico was a colony of Spain known as Nueva España (literally New Spain). After independence was declared on September 16 1810, Mexico considered itself an independent nation. The formal recognition from Spain came with the Treaty of Córdoba on September 27 1821.

However, the common name "Mexico" was used several years after the Declaration of Independence. Historically Mexico was referred to, both official and popularly, as Northern America, Mexican America, Mexican Republic and finally, the official name was selected: Estados Unidos Mexicanos (United Mexican States).

Answer 2

Mexico declared its independence from Spain on the Early hours of September 16, 1810. After a lengthy war of independence and 68,000 people killed, Mexico gained its independence on September 27, 1821.

Answer 3

Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821.

Answer 4

Mexico became a country in 1810 the year of its independence.

Actualy it became a country in 1821 which is the year of its independence the war was from 1810-1821

Answer 5

September 15, 1810 when Mexico declared its independence from Spain.

Answer 6

Mexico declared its independence form Spain at the last hours of September 15, 1810. However, it didn't become an independent, internationally recognized nation until September 27, 1821.

Answer 7

It rebelled against Spain in 1810, but did not receive it until 1821.

Answer 8

Mexico became an independent country in 1821, after a bloody and long war against Spain. Before that, it had been an overseas territory of the Spanish Empire, since 1521.

Answer 9

Mexico isn't a state stupid