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INTRODUCTION

The National Museum of History is divided inside into two parts, the castle and the alcazar, it is said that time and museology have preferred keep it in two different serving areas in the building's history.
The Alcazar preserves the residential style that gave the rulers who lived there, their bedrooms, living rooms and other areas that make us imagine we are in the age ofthose who lived there.
Also shows historical events and artistic influences that passed through the country during the XIX century and early of the XX century.
In Chapultepec Castle is a geographical, political and cultural area of men and women throughout time and the people’s destiny of Mexico. In this report in this report we provide a brief content of what we saw in each room, expressed in ourown words, everything was saw like objects, pictures and words that happened throughout time, sometimes slow and peaceful and sometimes fast and violent; in this lines you will find facts, real people which has made us a nation from the pre-Hispanic era to the present Mexico.
Not to mention the hall of the Battle of Chapultepec, the tall gentleman and gardens.

CHAPULTEPEC CASTLE

Entering themuseum the first thing we saw were some stone steps and look up we saw some great paintings that filled the roof, the view was breathtaking.

ROOM TWO ISOLATED CONTINENTS (…1521)
It was interesting know that at the end of the XV century, made contact in 1492 for first time two continents (Europe and America), entering a new stage of world history. Likewise in this time Spain was constituted asthe first nation in modern Europe. I occupy a large heterogeneous society of human groups of farmers and hunter-gatherers with protective gods.
We also find paintings, pottery jars, weapons and manuscripts. There is a very large painting of Fernando Castilla and Isabel Alarcon.

THE KINGDOM OF NEW SPAIN (1521-1821)
Visited the room II that found in Mexico today with their wealth in culturaltraditions, ethnic groups and degrees of civilization as well as gives them to the Castilian language and the Catholic religion. for three centuries cemented the foundations of a new town multi cultural and multi ethnic, born what is now Mexico as a nation.
Many paintings are priests, we were surprised to see that at that time there were huge baptismal founts of gold or marble. is also a map withdifferent mixtures and the background a painting of the Queen of Spain.

CONQUEST AND SETTLEMENT OF THE TERRITORY.

This room speaks of the defeat of the Aztecs. The Spanish and their Indian allies invading territories continued to yucatan peninsula and during the 18th century to the new san francisco california.

MISSIONS PLANTERS
We knew that New Spain was a center of religious andcultural diffusion. during the period 1682-1733 were created propaganda schools to prepare catechists.

THE CHOSEN TOWN
Mid XVII century intellectual life in New Spain was internal, Creoles defended the benefits of being Americans, rejecting European superiority.

THE FRUITS OF THE EARTH
Also learned that in the XVI century, the prehispanic agriculture and economy grew with flora, fauna andtechnology from Europe, Africa and Asia. farms also emerged, giving rise to customs and traditions as charreria, rodeo and the jaripeo.

SILVER PATHS
During the XVIIIcentury, the silver mining in New Spain became the first world producer appreciated both as a raw material for the manufacture of luxury items such as coins.

THE YOUNG NATION
Empire was the first of four powers instead of three,there is a painting called trial of the republic and of the young nation from 1821 to 1867, there are photos of Benito Juarez and Carranza, Constitution’s books and also a mural of Puebla’s war. There are paintings of Miguel Hidalgo, napoleon, Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon, Guadalupe Victoria and Javier Mina. We also really like the military uniforms that were used at that time and they are awesome...