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The Mexican Revolution began in 1910 due to popular discontent with the dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz, who had ruled Mexico for over 30 years without political freedom or freedom of expression. Francisco I. Madero led an uprising opposing Díaz's re-election. After initial resistance, Díaz resigned which led to armed conflicts across Mexico led by figures like Francisco Villa, Emiliano Zapata, and others seeking to shape the country's future political landscape after overthrowing the dictatorship.
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Porfirio Diaz ruled Mexico from 1877 to 1911, a period known as the Porfiriato. During his rule, the Mexican economy grew as new infrastructure like railways and telephones were built. In 1910, the Mexican Revolution began as Francisco Madero led forces against Diaz, who had failed to keep his promise of free elections. Victoriano Huerta then overthrew Madero in 1913 with the support of landowners and foreign companies. Pancho Villa led peasant rebels against the Federal Army and advocated for the poor, fighting for agrarian reform for decades. Emiliano Zapata also started recruiting an army in 1909 to overthrow Diaz and push for land reform.
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- Guadalupe Victoria was Mexico's first president after it became a republic in 1824, during his term he abolished slavery and strengthened Mexico politically and militarily.
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Mexican Revolution.pptx
- 1. The Mexican Revolution Ramírez Trejo Dulce Karina #35 Huixtlacatl Valencia Raymundo #13 Ampudia Jiménez Kevin Jesus #1 COBAEP P15 3°A T.V October Thursday 27th 2022
- 2. The Mexican Revolution was an armed conflict that began in 1910, as a consequence of popular discontent towards the dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz. When the people took up arms.
- 3. There was not political freedom. There was not freedom of expression. There was not quality of teaching. Was he a good president? The revolution began with the uprising led by Francisco I. Madero, who opposed the re-election of General Porfirio Díaz to the presidency, a dictator who had ruled the country for more than thirty years. After a while of his mandate.
- 4. Was he in power? Porfirio Díaz resigned after the movement. When He was eating when the revolution broke out.
- 6. Revolution map Francisco Villa He was in the north of the country. Whe the population were having a meetting. Porfirio Díaz He was in the center of the country. When the revolution was breaking out. Emiliano Zapata He was in the south of the country. When he led having rebelion.