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The Mexican Revolution

The Mexican Revolution . The Constructive Phase. Alvaro Obregon. national reconstruction Unemployment Foreign Exchange Rate The Post WWI Economic Slump. Obregon . Education under Obregon Jose Vasconcelos Labor Reform under Obregon CROM Luis Morones Land Reform.

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The Mexican Revolution

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  1. The Mexican Revolution The Constructive Phase

  2. Alvaro Obregon • national reconstruction • Unemployment • Foreign Exchange Rate • The Post WWI Economic Slump

  3. Obregon • Education under Obregon • Jose Vasconcelos • Labor Reform under Obregon • CROM • Luis Morones • Land Reform

  4. U.S.-Mexican Relations • Warren G. Harding • American Oil Companies • the “positive acts” doctrine • Pancho Villa

  5. Mexico under Calles • Plutarco Calles • Domestic Reforms • The Economy • Land Distribution • Agrarian Reform

  6. Calles • CROM Membership • Calles and Education Reform • The Department of Public Health

  7. The Cristeros • The CristeroRebellion • the “Godless Government” of Mexico City • Attacks against teachers and priests • The election of 1928 • Obregon’s Assassination Cristero leaders and their banner

  8. Cardenas carries the Revolution to the Left • Lazaro Cardenas • The views of the public • Land Reform • Education

  9. Cardenas and the Oil Companies • American and British Oil Companies • Oil Strikes • Arbitration • The Mexican Supreme Court • Cardenas nationalizes the oil companies • Franklin Roosevelt’s non-intervention policy

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