Lessons 6 and 7 discuss Mexico's history from the early 20th century onwards. Key events included the Carranza government facing political, economic and military crises after the revolution. The formation of the Institutional Revolutionary Party led to a single-party system that ruled Mexico from 1929 to 2000. During this period there was unrest such as the Cristero War and Cardenas temporarily exiled former leader Calles. Finally, the period from 1940-1970 was called the Mexican Miracle and saw sustained industrial growth and the formation of a modern industrialized nation, although this growth was based on a protected domestic market.
3. • In the middle of a global crisis, the Carrancismo began the
recontrucsion of the country, after a revolution in which had
destroyed most of the factories and the workers population
reduced.the purpose of the new revolutionary governments
was restoration of order and the formation of a new state, for
which it had to end the warlordism and achieve and control of
the country pacification.
4. Carranza Government
• Carranza turned venustiano elected to the first term (19917-
1920) Carranza's government faced a crisis both political and
social economic and military, and ideological international was
serious sumamante.
5. Obregon and calles goverment
• The beginning of his administration concided with the
economic slump that followed . Unemployment was high in
the vital mining industries and there was widespread hunger .
The price of oil remained stable and by 1921 Mexico was the
worlds third largest producer of petroleum which was a large
source of government revenue .Under Article 3 of the new
Constitution , education was to be secular and free at the
primary level .
6. Cristero War.
• The Cristero War (also known as the Cristero War Cristiada) in
Mexico was an armed conflict that lasted from 1926 to 1929
between the government of Plutarco Elias Calles and militias
of laity, priests and religious Catholics who resisted the
implementation of legislation and public policies to restrict the
participation of the Catholic Church on the property of the
nation as well as in civil proceedings.
7. The formation of single party.The
military and trade unions and peasant.
• National Revolutionary Party (PNR) is the name that was
founded Current Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in
Mexico, which ruled the country since its founding in 1929-
2000 and again in 2012. With their appearance, the NRP did
bind to virtually all political forces. With this, the stage of the
revolutionary leaders came to an end. In the
subsequent, within this single party would resolve any
discrepancies on the use and access to power. Its founder was
Plutarco Elias Calles.
8. The maximato.
• After the assassination of obregon, but they were puppets of
Calles , who named himself the Supreme Boss ( Jefe Maximo )
to keep order. Calles created an political party the PNR ( Party
National Revolutionaries ) which would control Mexican
politics for years to come and today is known as Party
Revolutionary Institutional (PRI).
9. The cardenismo.
Government is understood period of December 1, 1934 to
November 30, 1940, in which he led the General Lazaro
Cardenas del Rio.
It was the first presidential period was six years. And the name
Cardenas, referring to the name of the president and all the
events that came in it.
10. Change of course
• In the Spring of 1936 Cardenas had Callas and his supporters
arrested and sent on a plane to exile in the US .As he had in
Michoacan, Cardenas often met with common people to hear
their concerns .He did not use bodyguards, which endeared
him to the people .
11. Lesson 7
Mexican Miracle
• In 1940, Mexico started a stage called the Mexican miracle,
this stage was characterized by sustained growth and was the
shift to the formation of a modern, industrialized nation.
12. • Industrial growth in the period 1940 -1970 maintained a
steady growth, although based on a captive market that gave
him the protectionist policy designed by the state, a situation
that resulted in development of companies without external
competitiveness, which will prevented consolidated through
exports to foreign markets, a condition that would prevent the
creation of a truly independent modern industrialization and
social development contribute postrevolutionary Mexico.