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On October 5th, 1910, Madero launched the San Luis project, which refused to be re-elected and urged the dictator to overthrow. The Mexicans showed faithful support for Madero's call and began an armed struggle on 20 November 1910. As he crosses the border, Madero meets a small group of men and returns to the United States, feeling disappointed and believing the movement has failed. -
Emiliano Zapata led a village uprising south of Mexico City. Demanding land and water rights, he launched armed insurgencies in many other parts of Mexico. -
Emiliano Zapata proclaims Ayala's plan and raises himself in arms against Madero's regime, accusing him of breaching the promises made in San Luis's plan. -
Defeat of General Pasqual Orozco in Bachimba against Madero. Pascual Orozco was one of the first revolutionary leaders to support the movement led by Francisco I. -
Madero and Pinot Suarez were taken to Lecumberri penitentiary and both were assassinated behind the building. -
The Battle of Zacatecas was the bloodiest battle to oust Mexican President Victorino Huerta. -
The Battle of Celaya was part of a series of military skirmishes during the Mexican Revolution that formed an alliance against General Victoriano Huerta's regime in Bajío and then fought each other to take control of Mexico. -
The new Mexican Constitution was promulgated, in which the country was divided into 27 states, one Federal District and three territories. -
Emiliano Zapata was assassinated by agents of Venustiano Carranza, President of Mexico and opponent of Zapata's agrarian reform agenda. -
When Venustiano Carranza fled through his region, heading for the port of Veracruz, he was attacked by soldiers believed to be under the command of the Herrero brothers. He was killed in Tlaxcalantongo.