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    LESSON 9. The Mexican Revolution.

    TOPICS:
    1. Madero’s followers and his project for the nation.
    2. The social and regional diversity of revolutionary
    movements and their leaders
    3. The assassination of the revolutionary leaders.
    4. The constitution of 1917.
    5. From Caudillos to the Emergence of PNR
    Lesson 9. The Mexican Revolution.

    Use your book to answer to the next questions.

    1. Who was the leader of the revolutionary movement? (page 178, paragraph 1)
    Topic 1: The social and regional diversity of revolutionary movements and their leaders
    2. What did Zapata demand from Madero in ‘the Ayala Plan’? (page 178, paragraph 1, line 4)
    3. Madero’s foreign policy was not benefical for US interest, as they increase taxes on oil companies and gave no
    preferential treatment to this country. In consequenece: What did Ambassador Wilson plan against Madero?
    (page 179, paragraph 1)
    4. What is the name of the battle between Maderistas and supporters of the ‘coup’, that last 10 days, from
    February 9 to19, 1914? (page 179, paragraph 1)
    4. Who issued the Embassy pact? And, what did the pact denounce? (page 179, paragraph 2)
    5. What did ‘the Guadalupe plan’ announce? (page 179, paragraph 3, line 3)
    6. In response to Carranza’s call to take up in arms, several social groups chose to do so. Among them,
    the following:
    Zapatistas, Villistas and Carrancistas. (pages 179, paragraph 5 and 180 paragraph 1)
    From each group describe the following:
    a) Name of their leader.
    b) Description (people who was part of it, What did they join Madero’s plan of San Luis? and
    how did they continue with the armed struggle?)
    c) Their demands (What did they expect from the revolutionary movement?)
    7. The revolutionary groups defeated Huerta, however, they had different visions on what the
    country needed. In attempt to solve these conflicts and agree on the future of the movement and
    the country, What did they do? Did they succeed? Why? or why not? (page 179, paragraph 3, line
    9)
    8. Who issued the plan of Guadalupe? What did the plan of Guadalupe denounce? (Page 179,
    paragraph 5, line 5)
    Topic 2: The constitution of 1917.
    9. What did Carranza propose to legitimize his power? ( page 181, paragraph 3)
    10. The greatest achievement of the revolutionary movement was the promulgation of the constitution of
    ____________________. What is the oficial name of this document? (page 182, paragraph 4)
    Topic 3: From Caudillos to the Emergence of PNR
    11. What does caudillo’s term means? Give 4 examples of caudillos. (Page 183, paragraph 1and 2)
    12. Who were the presidents, during these periods?
    From December 1, 1920 to November 30, 1924. _______________________________
    From 1924 to 1928. _________________________________
    13. What was ‘The Maximato’? (page 183, paragraph 4, line 4)
    14. Who did organize the creation of the National Revolutionary Party (PNR)? (page 183, paragraph 4)
    15. Explain in your own Words. What was the role of the women during the Mexican Revolution?

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