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The country was ready to overthrow Diaz because of lack of upward mobility, foregin domination of industry, concentration of agricultural land in few hands, and economic recession.Revolution was started by Franscisco Madero.
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Diaz began to try to depicted Madero as a radical revolutionary. The Mexican Army recruits unpassionate and ill trained recruits.
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Villa and Huerta defeat Orozco and Huerta is made the leader of the Mexican Army. Madero relies off the army for his survival.
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He flees to the United States. Many clashes between Villa and Huerta so Villa is imprisoned.
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Pancho Villa escapes prison. Huerta became obvious of his schemes.
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He is seen as a martyr. He was killed by Pancho Villa.
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Venustinano Carranza led a revolt against Huerta. Villa joined with Carranza and they won many battles.
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The bloodiest battle between Huerta and Villa at Zacatecas.
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With Huerta's exile, Carranza took over as provisional president of Mexico. Villa announced he would not recognize the Carranza government.
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The convention was located in Aguascalientes. Carranza was declared to be in rebellion because he refused to share power.
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Villa and Zapata took control of Mexico City. A regin of terror ensued, discrediting both men.
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Carranza is said to be rebelling and the people put Villa in charge of overthrowing Carranza.
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Both revolutionary leaders claim they have no desire for presidency of Mexico.Villa agrees to the plan of Ayala.
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Obregon defeated Pancho Villa, driving him out of Mexico City.
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The US recognized the Carranza government. Villa turned to guerilla warfare.
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Atrocities done by Villa's men caused the peasants against him.
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The last United States soldier left Mexico.