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The 15 pages that link to Plan of Iguala, each with the reason it gives.

• Mexican War of IndependenceBroader topic: Its coalition strategy brought royalist forces and insurgents into a common independence movement.

• Central American independenceRelated: Its announcement accelerated Central American leaders’ decision to separate from Spain.

• Agustín de IturbideRelated: Iturbide used this program to unite royalists and insurgents behind independence.

• Mexican nationalismRelated: Its guarantees framed independence as a union of distinct social groups.

• Mexican EmpireRelated: Its monarchist settlement helped shape the First Empire’s founding.

• First Mexican EmpireRelated: Its monarchist settlement became the political basis for the empire.

• Constitution of 1824Related: Its monarchical settlement preceded the republic created by the constitution.

• José María MorelosCompared with: Its negotiated settlement contrasted with Morelos’s earlier insurgency and demands for political and social change.

• Treaty of CórdobaRelated: The treaty adopted this program as the basis for Mexican independence.

• Vicente GuerreroRelated: Its alliance between former insurgents and royalists helped secure independence after Guerrero’s resistance.

• Spanish American independenceBroader topic: It helped secure Mexico’s separation through a coalition rather than a prolonged final war.

• Guadalupe VictoriaRelated: Its triumph ended the insurgency's immediate military struggle and opened the political transition Victoria entered.

• Plan of San Luis PotosíCompared with: Its negotiated independence program contrasts with Madero’s call for revolt against an incumbent president.

• GuerreroRelated: Its proclamation in Iguala linked the region to independence’s final phase.

• Flag of MexicoRelated: The flag’s colors are associated with the guarantees proclaimed by this plan.