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The Mexican Revolution 

Was a period of instability and civil war in Mexicowhich began with popular objection to dictator Porfirio Diaz in 1910 and ended with the InstitutionalRevolutionary Party (PRI) in control of Mexico in the 1930s.
After Francisco Madero lost the 1910 presidential election against dictator Porfirio Diaz in results that were widely considered rigged, Madero andother men belonging to the Liberal Party fled to the United States to make what became known as the Saint Louis Plan[?] (since it was written and proclaimed in Saint Louis, Missouri). It declared thenullity of the election, and invited the population to raise in arms in November 20th that same year. It ignited many rebellions (with their own Plans) around the country from men like AquilesSerdan[?], Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata and laterVenustiano Carranza[?] and Alvaro Obregon[?].
Although Porfirio Diaz was thrown from office into exile in less than a year, personal ambitions and lack of asingle leadership caused the fighting to extend for many years. The new elected president Madero had neither the support of his former allies who claimed the revolution goals hadn't been met nor fromthe members of the old regime, and in 1913 it was murdered along with his vice-president. Former revolutionary and Chief of Armed Forces.

Victoriano Huerta[?] then took power, and was quicklyaccused of plotting the murder of Madero in accordance with the US ambassador, causing the war to continue.

After years of political and military turmoil, characterized by revolutionary heroesassasinating themselves (Obregon killed Carranza, who had killed Zapata in an ambush), the country stabilized in 1930s after the foundation of the Nationalist Mexican Party (P.N.M, which later becamethe Institutional Revolutionary Party, P.R.I) by then President, General Plutarco Elias Calles[?]. The P.N.M succeeded at convincing most of the remaining revolutionary generals to dissolve their personal...