The Age of Revolutions, 1775–1848 · THE MAP IN
Map of the Atlantic world in September 1822
The empires come apart · Age of Revolutions
The Atlantic world in September 1822: The empires come apart. Since August 1819, 11 territories changed status on this map: including New Spain (mod. Mexico), Captaincy of Guatemala (mod. Guatemala), Honduras and 8 more.
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What changes on the map
| New Spain (mod. Mexico) | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Captaincy of Guatemala (mod. Guatemala) | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Honduras | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| El Salvador | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Nicaragua | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Costa Rica | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Panama | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Venezuela | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Quito (mod. Ecuador) | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Brazil | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
| Santo Domingo (mod. Dominican Rep.) | Colonial possessions → Republics & revolutionary states |
On the ground
- Texas and the far west belong to independent Mexico (until 1836–48)
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