What caused the chimayo rebellion of 1837?

The Chimayo Rebellion of 1837 was primarily caused by discontent among New Mexican residents with the central Mexican government, particularly regarding land rights and taxation. The local population, feeling marginalized and threatened by the imposition of Mexican authority and the loss of traditional land claims, sought to assert their autonomy. Additionally, the rebellion was fueled by a desire for greater representation and control over local governance, ultimately leading to the uprising against Mexican rule in the region.