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The Mexican Revolution

Dictatorship, Disorder, And Stagnation. DictatorshipD?az rules from 1876 ? 1910, routinely amending the constitution to allow his own reelection.Don PerpetuoPorfiriopoxtliDisorderThe Flores-Mag?n brothers and Regeneraci?nLabor unrest: Cananea (1906) and R?o Blanco (1907)Rurales unable to main

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The Mexican Revolution

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    1. The Mexican Revolution Dictatorship, Disorder, and Stagnation The Election of 1910 Plan de San Luis Potosí Plan de Ayala Counter-Revolution U. S. Intervention Fighting Among the Victors The Constitution of 1917 The Carranza Presidency

    2. Dictatorship, Disorder, And Stagnation Dictatorship Díaz rules from 1876 – 1910, routinely amending the constitution to allow his own reelection. Don Perpetuo Porfiriopoxtli Disorder The Flores-Magón brothers and Regeneración Labor unrest: Cananea (1906) and Río Blanco (1907) Rurales unable to maintain order in the countryside Stagnation Massive material gains of Porfiriato benefit only the upper crust and foreigners Hacendados control agricultural lands and output while peasants starve

    3. Don Porfirio

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