Invasion of Mexico
Mounts an invasion of Mexico from Tampico
Role range: 1846-1847
Follow Winfield Scott through 14 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Mounts an invasion of Mexico from Tampico
Role range: 1846-1847
Scott prepares an invasion of Mexico from the Gulf coast after the northern campaign stalls
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Scott lands an expeditionary army near Veracruz in a major amphibious operation
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Captures Veracruz
Role range: 1846-1847
Scott captures Veracruz and opens the route inland toward Mexico City
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Defeats Santa Anna
Role range: 1846-1847
Scott defeats Santa Anna at Cerro Gordo by using a flanking movement through difficult terrain
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Scott's army defeats Mexican forces at Contreras during the approach to Mexico City
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Defeats Santa Anna
Role range: 1846-1847
Overcomes the fortress of Chapultepec the last obstacle before Mexico City
Role range: 1846-1847
Scott's army captures Chapultepec, the last major obstacle before Mexico City
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Scott's army enters Mexico City after the battles of Molino del Rey and Chapultepec
Role range: 1846-1848 – 1841-1848
Scott maneuvered toward Mexico City after his inland advance through central Mexico.
The capture of Chapultepec removed a major defensive obstacle to Scott's advance into the Mexican capital.
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.