The Mexican Revolution

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The Mexican Revolution What were reasons for the Mexican Revolution?

Exiled The Porfiriato (1876-1911) #1 Porfirio Diaz Pan O Palo #1 Porfirio Diaz Pres who industrializes Mexico by encouraging foreign investment (esp. US) Helps rich & church, little to help poor & Indians Becomes a dictator by fixing election Exiled 1910: Has his opponent for the presidency Francisco Madero jailed! Madero escapes & starts Mexican Revolution. 1911: Madero helped by Emiliano Zapata & Pancho Villa, Diaz overthrown & goes into exile VQ1: What were Villa’s tactics? VQ2: Why was it tough for revolutionaries & how did they survive? VQ3: What problems happen after Diaz is overthrown?

Mexican Revolution: Madero & Huerta (1911-1915) 1911: #2 Francisco Madero is now President Emiliano Zapata wants land reform (take land away from foreigners & wealthy and give it to peasants) Madero rejects idea Zapata issues Plan de Ayala (remove Madero/enact land reform) Pancho Villa arrested by Gen. Victoriano Huerta, Villa to be executed Madero stops execution, Villa escapes from prison 1913: #3 Gen Huerta overthrows Madero, has Madero executed Huerta runs country as a military dictatorship Executed Pedro Lascurain (45mins) Tierra y Libertad

Mexican Revolution: Carranza (1915-1920) - Villa returns, joins forces w/ Zapata & Gen. Venustiano Carranza - Huerta flees into exile – Villa & Carranza both want to be Pres - 1915: US backs #4 Carranza, Villa upset at US robs & kills Americans in New Mexico - Carranza allows US to send 5K troops under Gen. “Blackjack” Pershing into Mexico, Villa never caught -Zapata upset Carranza won’t enact Plan de Ayala, Zapata is tricked by Carranza supporter & killed -1920:Carranza tries to fix election, killed by supporter of Alvaro Obregon Assassinated Assassinated Exiled After Huerta, Francisco Carvajal 1 month Gen Pablo Gonzalez men ambush Zapata

Mexican Revolution: Obregon (1920-1924) -1920: #5 Alvaro Obregon wins next election -Villa given amnesty by Obregon but Villa is assassinated 3 years later, Obregon leaves office, new President is Plutarco Calles (#6) -Calles leaves after four years, Obregon runs again, wins and killed Pancho Villa: Outlaw Hero VQ1. How did Villa live after the revolution? VQ2. What is his legacy (describe if he is a hero or villain)? Assassinated Assassinated

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