Mexican revolution

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  • Rise of Pancho Villa

    Rise of Pancho Villa

    Pancho Villa becomes a key revolutionary leader in the north
  • Start of the Revolution

    Start of the Revolution

    Francisco I. Madero's call to arms marked the beginning of the revolution against Porfirio Díaz's dictatorship, igniting widespread protests and uprisings.
  • Zapata’s Plan of Ayala

    Zapata’s Plan of Ayala

    Emiliano Zapata issues the Plan of Ayala, demanding land reform and justice for peasants
  • Formation of the Constitutional Army

    Formation of the Constitutional Army

    Under the leadership of Venustiano Carranza, the Constitutional Army is formed to oppose Huerta's regime
  • Assassination of Madero

    Assassination of Madero

    Madero was assassinated during Victoriano Huerta's coup, which led to increased violence among revolutionary factions.
  • Madero’s Victory and Díaz’s Resignation

    Madero’s Victory and Díaz’s Resignation

    After a series of battles, Díaz resigned and fled to France, leading to Madero's ascension to the presidency.
  • U.S. Intervention in Veracruz

    U.S. Intervention in Veracruz

    The U.S. occupies Veracruz, citing concerns over stability
  • Battle of Zacatecas

    Battle of Zacatecas

    A decisive victory for revolutionary forces, the battle leads to the fall of Huerta's government and marks a turning point in the revolution.
  • Constitution of 1917

    Constitution of 1917

    A new constitution is adopted, introducing significant social reforms, including land redistribution and labor rights
  • End of the Revolution

    End of the Revolution

    The revolution is concluded with the assassination of Carranza