The Battle of Cuautla was important for the defeat of which army?
The Spanish Army
The French Army
The Federal Army
The Rebel Army
Answer
The Federal Army was defeated in the Battle of Cuautla, a crucial victory for the rebels during the Mexican War of Independence. It occurred in December 1812 when Mexican revolutionary José María Morelos besieged and captured the city of Cuautla, an important stronghold for the Spanish forces. The victory greatly boosted morale and provided the revolutionary forces with much-needed resources, marking a turning point in their struggle for independence.
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