Summary of LA GUERRA CRISTERA en minutos

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This video is a summary of the Cristero War, which took place in Mexico in the 1920s. The war was fought over the right to freedom of religion, and it lasted for three years. In the end, an agreement was reached between the two sides, but religious intolerance continued to be a problem.

• 00:00:00 In the 1920s, a religious war known as the Cristero War took place in Mexico. This conflict began when the government of Plutarco Elías Calles imposed a law limiting the religious body, the Catholic church, and placing harsh restrictions on the Catholic religion. However, we'll continue talking today about the war's short duration because there is so much more to say. One of the reasons the war lasted for three years is because of the resentment many people have towards the government for suppressing religious worship. This led to the formation of a civil movement called the Cristeros, which defended the right to freedom of religion. However, one of the first conflicts the war tried to resolve itself through protests and signatures without any success. It then transformed into an armed conflict and bloody and cruel, ending on June 21, 1929. The agreement between the two sides was reached on July 12, 1929. We'll continue talking a bit more about the Cristero War specifically, discussing its causes. One of the main reasons the war lasted for so long is that it always involved religious intolerance--even though it was a religious war. For example, government policies forced the state to modify its secular reforms in education. Furthermore, the government delayed implementing its laws on religious worship
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