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Long-serving Mexican president who was overthrown in the Mexican Revolution, known for his authoritarian rule and suppression of political opposition.
Mexican revolutionary and president who played a key role in the early stages of the Mexican Revolution, advocating for democratic reforms and land redistribution.
Manifesto issued by Francisco Madero, calling for the overthrow of Porfirio Díaz and the restoration of democratic governance in Mexico.
Constitution drafted during the Mexican Revolution, establishing a framework for land reform, labor rights, and social justice in Mexico.
Revolutionary leader and advocate for agrarian reform, known for his role in the Mexican Revolution and his famous slogan 'Tierra y Libertad' (Land and Liberty).
Revolutionary general and one of the most prominent figures of the Mexican Revolution, leading the División del Norte and conducting military campaigns in northern Mexico.
Decisive battle of the Mexican Revolution, resulting in the victory of Francisco Madero's forces over the federal army and leading to the fall of Porfirio Díaz.
Followers of Emiliano Zapata and the Zapatista movement, advocating for land reform and the rights of peasants and indigenous communities in Mexico.
Faction led by Venustiano Carranza during the Mexican Revolution, supporting the implementation of the Mexican Constitution of 1917 and advocating for political stability.
Chronological sequence of key events and battles during the Mexican Revolution, including the outbreak of the revolution, major battles, and the establishment of the new government.
Use of media and communication to shape public opinion and garner support for different factions and ideologies during the Mexican Revolution.
Artistic expressions and representations of the Mexican Revolution, reflecting the social, political, and cultural aspects of the revolutionary period.
Musical compositions and songs that emerged during the Mexican Revolution, serving as a form of communication, expression, and inspiration for revolutionaries.
Effects of the Mexican Revolution on women's rights and participation, including their involvement in the revolutionary struggle and the subsequent push for gender equality.
Influence of the Mexican Revolution on indigenous communities in Mexico, including their participation in the revolution and the recognition of their rights in the new constitution.
Involvement of foreign powers, such as the United States, in the Mexican Revolution, including military interventions and political influence.
Relationship between Mexico and the United States during the Mexican Revolution, including diplomatic tensions, border conflicts, and the impact on Mexican-American communities.
Role of the Catholic Church in the Mexican Revolution, including conflicts with revolutionary forces and the subsequent secularization of the state.
Efforts to redistribute land and address land inequality during the Mexican Revolution, including the implementation of agrarian reforms and the formation of ejidos.
Struggles for workers' rights and labor reforms during the Mexican Revolution, leading to the recognition of labor rights in the Mexican Constitution of 1917.
Reforms and changes in the education system during the Mexican Revolution, including efforts to promote literacy, access to education, and the incorporation of indigenous languages.
Influence of the Mexican Revolution on artistic movements and cultural expressions, including muralism, literature, and the promotion of national identity.
Historical connection between the Mexican Revolution and the Mexican-American War, with both events shaping the relationship between Mexico and the United States.
Comparison between the Mexican Revolution and the ongoing Mexican drug war, examining similarities and differences in their causes, impact, and social dynamics.
Effects of the Mexican Revolution on the Mexican economy, including disruptions to agriculture, foreign investment, and the subsequent efforts to rebuild and modernize the country.
Promotion of nationalism and national identity during the Mexican Revolution, emphasizing the importance of Mexican culture, history, and sovereignty.
Symbolism and evolution of the Mexican flag during the Mexican Revolution, reflecting the ideals and aspirations of the revolutionary movement.
Connection between the Mexican Revolution and the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos), with both events being important cultural and historical references in Mexico.
Impact of the Mexican Revolution on the Mexican currency, including changes in its value, design, and the use of revolutionary figures and symbols.