In 1857, still stinging from both their defeat in the Mexican-American War, and their earlier loss of Central America in 1833, the Mexican government decided to take advantage of American distractions in the form of the First Asian War and the lingering aftermath of the tensions in the south.
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| - Central American War (Qu'il Tous)
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| - In 1857, still stinging from both their defeat in the Mexican-American War, and their earlier loss of Central America in 1833, the Mexican government decided to take advantage of American distractions in the form of the First Asian War and the lingering aftermath of the tensions in the south.
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Commanders
| - Commodore William Walker
- Emperor Agustín II
- General José Mariano Salas
- General José María Cañas
- General Juan Rafael Mora Porras
- General Miguel Miramón
- President Rafael Carrera
- Prime Minister Juan Almonte
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Battles
| - Battle of Flores; Salvador Raid; Battle of Quetzaltenango; 1st and 2nd Battles of Huehuetenango; Battle of the Bay Islands
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Result
| - Central American Victory; Treaty of Philadelphia
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Place
| - Northwestern Central America
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| - In 1857, still stinging from both their defeat in the Mexican-American War, and their earlier loss of Central America in 1833, the Mexican government decided to take advantage of American distractions in the form of the First Asian War and the lingering aftermath of the tensions in the south.
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