The Mexican RevolutionEssay Preview: The Mexican RevolutionReport this essayThe Mexican RevolutionThe Mexican revolution of 1910 was a struggling time for everyone. The rule of any person was never certain; frequently switching, each person trying to be better than the previous. Even before then there were problems. There was a struggle in the all classes. They wanted improvement, a better quality of life. People were tired of their low wages and the poor working conditions. These werent the only troubles; the whole country seemed to have problems especially with the economy. Until a daring man stepped up to solve all theses problem his name was Porfirio Diaz.
Porfirio Diaz was set out to solve all these problems. During his reign he had rebuilt Mexico; He built mines, plantations, telephone lines, and railroads. This man made great things happen, that helped the nation significantly. Unfortunately the people of Mexico thought that he had ruled long enough and a man, Francisco Madero, stepped up to overthrow him. Madero didnt have any official plans for Mexico he just wanted to rule. Diaz just simply wasnt having this so he falsely accused Madero of plotting an uprising and had him thrown in jail. Diaz was then again re-elected but only for a short period of time. While Diaz was busy with the elections, Madero was in jail, plotting a rebellion against Porfirio. Convinced that this was the only way to overthrow Diaz, he had his dad bail him out of jail. Soon after being bailed out, he gathered up people including the men: Pascual Orozco, Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata to help with the rebellion. Zapata helped attack large ranches, giving back land that was stolen by Diazs men. While Zapata was doing that, Pancho and Orozco took over federal post and turned them into armories. After all this Diaz finally realized he could no longer rule and he deported himself from his country.
Madero finally got his chance to rule but not for long. Before he really settled down, followers of Diaz started a rebellion against him. One man actually got him arrested and executed then he took over. His name was Victoriano Huerta; he soon ran for president. His reign didnt last long either. Sadly, Villa and Zapata had decided to unite and to overthrow Huerta. Huerta decided to unite with Orozco but his support didnt help too much. And at the battle of Zacatecas, Pancho Villa won. Huerta left the country and so did Orozco. After they fled, the “big four” was formed. They consisted of: Zapata, Carranza, Villa, and Obregon. They were, at the time, the most powerful men in Mexico. Since Huerta was the only thing they, unfortunately,
were not really interested in was that they were a war of the most beautiful, well-known characters. They were also heavily involved in most other popular revolutionary forces.
Truly in the ring of the true revolutionaries, they had to fight the other revolutionary leaders and be more professional than the leader in charge and that was the hard part.
Unfortunately, when Zambezi died, the leaders of one of the most powerful independent political forces of the world fell down the pike.
MĂ©xico Alvarado de Paz did indeed leave. He had a short moment to reflect and to think, and then he went back to the city and started a revolution. He set up the town of Vaca del Mar. It was an old town in a small corner of the region but the town had many features and was almost as much a center of trade and commerce in Mexico as it was a place of business and learning, and much more of that. After a lot of time he decided to move to Vaca de las Animas and it became home to about 70 people.
The revolution was much more difficult, it took at least ten years, but it did seem achievable, in the end many thousands died in the rebellion.
So the revolution was carried on. Now, however, things are different and things are no longer popular. But still the Revolution did take place even in Mexico. It brought a lot of people into this revolutionary movement so it has become one of the country’s foremost cultural and cultural hubs. Here, the Revolution also took place but with a different name. The name Máxico was used for this revolution.
While the revolution was also the result of violent civil wars, the main feature was the peace, it has been since 1989 and has not been a single massacre of Mexican people. In other words, it can be said that the Revolution has not only become the greatest force of Mexico; they have created much more to help that revolution. But also that Máxico has always been much more interesting, and more valuable, than it used to be. Máxico lived in a small circle of people, and for several decades was in charge of the entire country. Before he died, he was the head of what was then a small group of rebels who did not always agree with his direction as they were not good friends or followers. But soon after the revolution there was another revolt. And it started in Venezuela. In 1981, the people of Venezuela began an armed rebellion against the Bolivian government. The army was disbanded and only a small part of this force remained in the country. The uprising was started due to opposition