Factors That Caused The Mexican Revolution
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Homework 9: Factors that caused the Mexican Revolution
“FACTORS THAT CAUSED THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION”
Juan Antonio Domínguez Castillo
3° “B”
“Contemporary World History”
Mexico during 1910and 1920 resulted in a series of fights and riots known as Mexican Revolution.
These clashes were trying to transform the social and political system created by the dictatorship of General PorfirioDiaz.
The Mexican Revolution, which helped form the Mexico where we are now, was a series of revolutions, conflicts, made by political and military leaders who were at one time the head of thegovernment of the nation.
The beginning of the Mexican Revolution took place in an atmosphere of dissatisfaction across the country to the government of Porfirio Diaz. During the 30 years that the GeneralPorfirio Díaz was in power, citizens could choose ruler and because a small group of people take power, social inequality was evident, the rich were becoming more rich, living in mansions if not asmansions were.
Similarly social group before beginning another unknown, the middle class, thanks to which, entrepreneurs accounted wealth.
A General Diaz was accused of favoring overseas since thattime Porfirio Diaz had already sold 50 million unused land to foreign investors, transferred half the state of Baja California, granted the exploitation of deposits of Cananea, the Rockefeller rubberregion and Lord Cowdray's black gold country, if not enough for more than 30 years in power.
The strike was then prohibited by the criminal code that dictated DF criminal punishment who endeavor toincrease or decrease in wages stop the free flow of labor and industry through moral or physical violence.
All this would have followed so far, but only for a man of that name began to sound in thepolitical life of Mexico: Francisco I. Madero, who created the Benito Juárez Democratic Club and after that a network of communication between the circles Porfirian regime opponents.
For 1908...
“FACTORS THAT CAUSED THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION”
Juan Antonio Domínguez Castillo
3° “B”
“Contemporary World History”
Mexico during 1910and 1920 resulted in a series of fights and riots known as Mexican Revolution.
These clashes were trying to transform the social and political system created by the dictatorship of General PorfirioDiaz.
The Mexican Revolution, which helped form the Mexico where we are now, was a series of revolutions, conflicts, made by political and military leaders who were at one time the head of thegovernment of the nation.
The beginning of the Mexican Revolution took place in an atmosphere of dissatisfaction across the country to the government of Porfirio Diaz. During the 30 years that the GeneralPorfirio Díaz was in power, citizens could choose ruler and because a small group of people take power, social inequality was evident, the rich were becoming more rich, living in mansions if not asmansions were.
Similarly social group before beginning another unknown, the middle class, thanks to which, entrepreneurs accounted wealth.
A General Diaz was accused of favoring overseas since thattime Porfirio Diaz had already sold 50 million unused land to foreign investors, transferred half the state of Baja California, granted the exploitation of deposits of Cananea, the Rockefeller rubberregion and Lord Cowdray's black gold country, if not enough for more than 30 years in power.
The strike was then prohibited by the criminal code that dictated DF criminal punishment who endeavor toincrease or decrease in wages stop the free flow of labor and industry through moral or physical violence.
All this would have followed so far, but only for a man of that name began to sound in thepolitical life of Mexico: Francisco I. Madero, who created the Benito Juárez Democratic Club and after that a network of communication between the circles Porfirian regime opponents.
For 1908...
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