The Crown Prince of Mexico
墨西哥皇太子
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As a crown prince, the central government is still unstable and the country has just become independent. Shouldn't he stay in the central government and cooperate with the emperor to strengthen the power of the central government? The land can be designated by the royal family as the land directly under the royal family. The time in the book is 1822. There are still 20 years left in the U. S.-Mexico War in 1848. Using these 20 years to strengthen the authority of the central government and improve Mexico's national consciousness is no more important than digging a few mines. And if you dig out the gold mines at this time, won't the Americans launch the U. S.-Mexico War in advance? Can the newly independent Mexico win? The central government has no authority and local separatism is serious. Mexico is now a bulk commodity. If you develop gold mines on a large scale, Europeans will follow. The British, who had just finished the Napoleonic War, were short of money, and the Spanish, who had been ravaged by the French, would also come. The British had to pay such a high price to win the Boer War for the gold in South Africa. There were also many gold mines in California, so the British would not be tempted.
I remember there were a lot of black people in Cuba, and almost all of them in Haiti.
Does the author like Lao Hei so much? According to common sense, shouldn't we keep away from these areas where black people are the majority? Even if we win France and Spain, we should not take any territory that is inhabited by black people. Also, just because France loses to Mexico can France give up all its overseas colonies? Is it too fake?
The United States of otl boasts that it is a country on top of mountains and a home of warriors. This Mexico can be said to be worthy of its name. Black people and indigenous people are also allowed to hold public office. You must know that the United States has not completely abolished child labor.
Future generations will definitely compare Mexico and Laoqing
It was also 1840, and the same backward countries faced the first echelon of strong forces. The results were indeed different. Of course, there was more material for daily insults to the law.
A conceptual map of the division of North America, with Oregon returning to the British and the four northwest Louisiana states serving as Indian buffer states, firmly blocking the United States' exports to the Atlantic Ocean.
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