KnowraJusto José de UrquizaLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Justo José de Urquiza, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 11Compared with 1Argentine Civil WarsRelated: His break with Rosas shifted the balance toward constitutional organization.Argentine Constitution of 1853Related: As the confederation’s president, he implemented the constitutional order adopted in 1853.Argentine ConfederationRelated: He built the post-Rosas confederation and defended it against Buenos Aires.Bartolomé MitreRelated: His defeat at Pavón in 1861 opened the way for Mitre to lead a unified Argentina.Battle of CaserosRelated: His victory brought him to power, but could not secure lasting national unity.Federalism in ArgentinaRelated: He led the coalition that replaced Rosas's dominance with constitutional organization.Juan Bautista AlberdiRelated: Urquiza’s victory created the political opening for the constitutional settlement Alberdi advocated.Battle of PavónRelated: His withdrawal after the battle left Buenos Aires with political ascendancy.Carlos Antonio LópezRelated: López cultivated ties with Urquiza amid Paraguay’s efforts to manage tensions with neighboring states.Entre Ríos ProvinceRelated: As Entre Ríos governor, he made the province a center of national constitutional politics.Uruguayan Civil WarRelated: His break with Rosas altered the balance of power surrounding Uruguay.