North America
| Nation / territory | Picture | Name | Birth | Ruled from | Rule Ceased | Reason | Death | Arms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clipperton Island | Napoleon III |
French defeated at Sedan |
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| Costa Rica | Augustine I |
Abdication |
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| Cuba | Alfonso XIII |
Spanish-American War |
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| Dominica | Elizabeth II |
Granted independence by the U.K. | ||||||
| Dominican Republic | Napoleon I |
Return to Spain following Peninsular War | ||||||
| Isabella II |
Spain's defeat in Dominican Restoration War | |||||||
| El Salvador | Augustine I |
Abdication |
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| Guadeloupe | Napoleon III |
French defeated at Sedan |
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| Guatemala | Augustine I |
Abdication |
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| Haiti | Faustin I |
Revolution Abidcation Republic declared |
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| Martinique | Napoleon III |
French defeated at Sedan |
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| Mexico | Cuauhtémoc |
Surrendered to the Spaniards |
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| Cacamatzin |
Murdered by the Spaniards Puppet rulers installed |
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| Itzquauhtzin |
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| Nanacacipactzin |
Death |
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| Tlahuitoltzin |
Abdication | |||||||
| Oquiztzin |
Abdication | |||||||
| Augustine I |
Abdication |
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| Maximilian I |
Murdered by Republics |
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| Nicaragua | Augustine I |
Abdication |
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| Panama | Ferdinand VII |
Panamanian Independence | ||||||
| Saint Barthélemy | Oscar II |
Sold to the French Republic | ||||||
| Saint Martin | Napoleon III |
French defeated at Sedan |
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| Saint Pierre and Miquelon | ||||||||
| Trinidad and Tobago | Elizabeth II |
Republican constitution adopted | living | |||||
| Nation / territory | Picture | Name | Birth | Ruled from | Rule Ceased | Reason | Death | Arms |
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