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The 12 pages that link to Mexican nationalism, each with the reason it gives.

• Manifest DestinyCompared with: Mexican claims to sovereignty directly contradicted U.S. assertions of continental entitlement.

• MestizajeRelated: Mestizaje became a central account of Mexican national identity after the Revolution.

• RancheraRelated: Ranchera became a prominent musical expression of Mexican identity.

• Lázaro CárdenasRelated: Cárdenas’s oil policy became a lasting symbol of national sovereignty.

• José VasconcelosNarrower topic: His educational and philosophical projects sought to shape a postrevolutionary nation.

• Second Mexican EmpireRelated: Resistance to a foreign-backed monarch strengthened nationalist opposition to the empire.

• José María MorelosRelated: Later accounts made Morelos a central figure in the story of Mexican nationhood.

• MexicanidadNarrower topic: Mexicanidad is a cultural expression of the national community Mexican nationalism seeks to define.

• Guillermo PrietoRelated: Prieto’s patriotic writing helped give national identity a popular literary voice.

• Himno Nacional MexicanoRelated: The anthem’s language links national unity with defense against foreign threats.

• Culture of MexicoRelated: National identity has shaped which histories and symbols are presented as distinctly Mexican.

• Ignacio Manuel AltamiranoRelated: Altamirano’s literary program helped give national identity a shared cultural form.