Centralist Republic and the Seven Laws (1835–1846)

1. Plan of Cuernavaca reverses liberal reforms

   May 25, 1834Labels: Plan of, Valent n, Antonio L

   • Plan Cuernavaca
   • Plan Cuernavaca ES

2. Santa Anna crushes the Zacatecas rebellion

   Apr 11, 1835Labels: Zacatecas Rebellion, Antonio L

   • Zacatecas revolt
   • Texas Handbook

3. Constituent congress launches centralist transition

   Oct 23, 1835Labels: Constituent Congress, Basis of

   • 1824 Constitution
   • Centralist Republic

4. First of the Seven Laws is promulgated

   Dec 15, 1835Labels: Seven Laws, Siete Leyes

   • Centralist Republic
   • Siete Leyes

5. Texas declares independence from Mexico

   Mar 2, 1836Labels: Texas Declaration, Texas delegates

   • Centralist Republic
   • Britannica Texas

6. Battle of San Jacinto ends major Texas fighting

   Apr 21, 1836Labels: Battle of, Antonio L

   • San Jacinto
   • Britannica Texas

7. Treaties of Velasco signed under Santa Anna

   May 14, 1836Labels: Treaties of, Santa Anna

   • TSHA Velasco
   • Avalon Velasco

8. Seven Laws fully promulgated; centralism codified

   Dec 30, 1836Labels: Seven Laws, Supremo Poder

   • Siete Leyes ES
   • Supremo Poder

9. Pastry War begins with French blockade

   Nov 27, 1838Labels: Pastry War, France

   • Britannica Pastry
   • Pastry War

10. Republic of the Rio Grande is proclaimed

    Jan 17, 1840Labels: Republic of, Federalist rebels

    • Rio Grande
    • 1824 Constitution

11. Bases of Tacubaya overthrow the centralist government

    Sep 28, 1841Labels: Bases of, Anastasio Bustamante

    • Tacubaya Bases
    • Bases Org nicas

12. Bases Orgánicas issued as new centralist constitution

    Jun 14, 1843Labels: Bases Org, centralist constitution

    • Cervantes text
    • Bases Org nicas

13. Battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma

    May 8, 1846Labels: Palo Alto, Resaca de

    • Palo Alto
    • Resaca Palma

14. Constitution of 1824 restored; centralism ends

    Aug 22, 1846Labels: Constitution of, Restoration

    • Second Federal
    • Berkeley Lawcat