Historia de Honduras Flashcards
What was the First Independence of Honduras?
On September 15, 1821, the Central American provinces proclaimed their independence from Spain, initiating a process towards sovereignty.
What occurred during the Second Independence of Honduras?
On July 1, 1823, Honduras separated from the Mexican Empire, which had been formed under Agustín de Iturbide.
What happened during the Third Independence of Honduras?
On October 26, 1838, Honduras separated from the Central American Federation and consolidated as a sovereign state.
What was proclaimed in 1823?
The provinces united to declare the Republic of the United Provinces of Central America.
What did the Constitution of 1839 establish?
It established Honduras as a sovereign state with its own legal framework.
What was the capital of Honduras designated in 1823?
Tegucigalpa was designated as the intermittent capital of Honduras, becoming permanent in 1880.
What significant anniversary will be celebrated in 2038?
The bicentennial of the Third Independence will be celebrated in 2038.
What influenced the independence of Honduras?
The independence was influenced by the weakness of the Spanish monarchy, largely due to Napoleon’s invasion.
How was the process of independence characterized?
The process of independence was relatively peaceful, unlike other movements in Latin America.
What does the brief annexation to the Mexican Empire reflect?
It reflects the political instability in the region.
What marked the beginning of a legal and political framework in Honduras?
The creation of the first Constitution in 1839 marked this beginning.
What does the National Shield created in 1825 symbolize?
It symbolizes the identity and sovereignty of Honduras.
What opportunity will the bicentennial in 2038 provide?
It will provide an opportunity to reflect on the history of Honduras and its future as a nation in Central America.
