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 | | It was important because people had rallied around military leaders; when it was over, these leaders took their influence on the road and began explorations into other lands. |
 | | Three aspects dominated the plan: Mexico would be independent, a liberal concept, and it would be ruled by a monarchy, a conservative aspect, the fueros, or privileges, for the Church and military would stay the same, a win for the conservatives, and last that there would be equal rights for everyone regardless of race. |
 | | For example, The Plan of Iguala, which set the basis for Mexican independence, was divided into party views. |
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