Manuel Dorrego tried to apply his study of American Federalism as governor of this city’s province. The League of the Interior (15[1])fought to centralize power in this city. An (15[1])1819 constitution written in this city was repealed after the military (15[1])defeat (-5[1])of Supreme Director José Rondeau. Unitarians trying to (15[1])centralize power (15[1])in this city were defeated (15[3])at the Battle of Cepeda (-5[1])by (15[1])federalist forces. (15[2])A leader of this city was defeated at the Battle of Caseros (-5[1])by Justo (15[1])José de Urquiza. (15[1])That (*) “Restorer of Laws,” Juan Manuel de Rosas, (10[4])ruled (10[2])a confederation (10[1])centered on this city. (10[2])The (10[1])May (10[1])Revolution (10[1])gave its name (10[1])to this city’s Plaza de (10[1])Mayo, (10[8]-5[1])the site (10[4])of much later protests against (10[1]-5[1])the Dirty War. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[1])name this city which serves as the current capital of Argentina. (10[2])■END■ (10[4])