North America
| Nation / territory | Picture | Name | Birth | Ruled from | Rule Ceased | Reason | Death | Arms |
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| 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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“The Anglo-Saxon hive have extirpated Paganism from the greater part of the North American continent; but with it they have likewise extirpated the greater portion of the Red race. Civilization is gradually sweeping from the earth the lingering vestiges of Paganism, and at the same time the shrinking forms of its unhappy worshippers.”
—Herman Melville (1819–1891)