This document outlines key events and factors related to U.S. intervention in Mexico and the Mexican Revolution from the early 1900s. It lists U.S. policies like the Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt Corollary that influenced Mexico. It also provides details on key figures and factions in the revolution including Villa, Zapata, and Carranza, as well as social and economic conditions like land ownership that fueled the conflict.

3.  Monroe Doctrine(1823)
 Roosevelt Corollary (1904)
 U.S. Ambassador Lane Wilson (1910-1913)
 U.S Navy invades Veracruz Mexico and shells
the port(1914)
 “Punitive Expedition” (1916)

4.  2% of land is communally owned under
Porfirio Diaz
 Foreign Capital holds 90% of industry
 Export Economy
 Madero’s privatization of land
 Famines

5.  Pancho Villa, Villistas, Division de Norte
 Emiliano Zapata, Zapatistas, Plan de Ayala
 Ricardo Flores Magon, Partido Liberal
Mexicano

6.  Porfirio Diaz
 Francsico Madero and hacendados and U.S.
land owners
 Gran Liga Obrero, Conferderacion Regional
Obrera Mexicana(CROM)
 Constitutionalist/Carranza/Obregon
 Constitution of 1917

7.  Casa de Obrero
 Red Battalions
 General Strike(1916)
 Ejido
 Anarcho-
Syndicalism