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Saturday, 07 March 2015

Economic History of Mexico

Saturday, 07 March 2015
General and President Lázaro Cárdenas (1934-40) on the 10 New Peso note with industrial machinery in the background - Economic History of Mexico
1888 Mexican 8 Real coin with Chinese "chop" marks - Economic History of Mexico
Indian Collecting Cochineal with a Deer Tail by José Antonio de Alzate y Ramírez (1777). Cochineal was New Spain's most important export product after silver and its production was almost exclusively in the hands of Indians - Economic History of Mexico
Hacienda San José Chactún, Yucatán. Building housing machinery - Economic History of Mexico
A Mexican deputation, including many members of the Mexican nobility, offering the Mexican throne to Austrian Archduke Maximilian, of the House of Habsburg, and grandson of Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor. - Economic History of Mexico
Map of first Mexican rail line between Veracruz and Mexico City. The creation of a railway network was the key to Mexico's rapid growth in the late nineteenth century - Economic History of Mexico
1912 railway map of central Mexico - Economic History of Mexico
General and President Antonio López de Santa Anna in 1852. The "Age of Santa Anna" is characterized by poor conditions for economic growth and development. - Economic History of Mexico
Silver peso mined and minted in Mexico - Economic History of Mexico
Mexico City Metropolitan Cathedral. The Catholic Church was a major economic force during the colonial era and early nineteenth century - Economic History of Mexico
Painting of Father Miguel Hidalgo, considered the father of Mexican independence and a martyr to the cause. He was executed in the Government Palace of Chihuahua. Mural by Aarón Piña Mora - Economic History of Mexico
Cinnabar mercury amalgam from Almaden - Economic History of Mexico
Mexican peso notes - Economic History of Mexico
Enrique Creel, northern banker and landowner, key figure in the Díaz regime - Economic History of Mexico
Silver Spanish Dollar of Ferdinand VII. - Economic History of Mexico
A Mexican hacendado or estate owner by Italian lithographer Claudio Linati - Economic History of Mexico
A single-canvas painting showing the casta system in eighteenth-century Mexico. Spaniards were at the top of the system with mixed-race men and women consigned to the bottom ranks, with both engaging in manual labor. - Economic History of Mexico
José Ives Limantour, Porfirio Díaz's minister of finance, 1893–1911 - Economic History of Mexico
Diego Rivera Mural of exploitation of Mexico by Spanish conquistadors, Palacio Nacional, Mexico City (1929–1945) - Economic History of Mexico
Porfirio Díaz, liberal military hero and President of Mexico 1876-1911 - Economic History of Mexico
Weetman Pearson, a Briton who made a fortune during the Porfiriato in railroads and oil - Economic History of Mexico
View of the Valley of Mexico by José María Velasco Gómez - Economic History of Mexico
Urban Water Carrier, lithograph by Claudio Linati - Economic History of Mexico