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The 19 pages that link to Federal Republic of Central America, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish American wars of independenceBroader topic: Its formation followed independence, but regional rivalries soon weakened the union.

• Captaincy General of GuatemalaRelated: It briefly reunited several former provinces after the captaincy general’s dissolution.

• Central American independenceBroader topic: After separation from Mexico, the provinces tried a federal form of self-government.

• GuatemalaRelated: Guatemala joined the federation before its dissolution established a separate national trajectory.

• HondurasRelated: Honduras joined the federation before it dissolved and the country became independent in practice.

• Francisco MorazánNarrower topic: Morazán’s political career centered on leading and defending this short-lived union.

• Rafael CarreraNarrower topic: Its disintegration created the political crisis in which Carrera rose to power.

• El SalvadorRelated: El Salvador participated in the federation before becoming a separate republic.

• Spanish American independenceBroader topic: Its formation and breakup show how independence produced new regional unions as well as separate states.

• José Trinidad CabañasNarrower topic: Cabañas served its liberal cause as a military officer before Honduras became an independent republic.

• Dionisio de HerreraNarrower topic: Honduras and Nicaragua were constituent states during Herrera’s leadership.

• José Matías DelgadoRelated: Delgado served in the federation’s political life while advocating San Salvador’s place within it.

• Juan Mora FernándezRelated: Costa Rica joined the federation during Mora Fernández’s tenure.

• History of Central AmericaBroader topic: Its short-lived unity shaped the separate republics that followed.

• History of Costa RicaRelated: Costa Rica briefly belonged to the federation before pursuing a separate national path.

• History of HondurasRelated: Honduras’s early national politics unfolded within this federation before its dissolution.

• José Víctor ZavalaNarrower topic: Its collapse created the regional rivalries that framed later military service.

• Mariano Rivera PazRelated: Its collapse reshaped the political order in which Rivera Paz governed Guatemala.

• Máximo JerezNarrower topic: Its dissolution left the regional political union Jerez sought to restore.