Madero
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Madero believed in a democracy and a _____________ government for Mexico.
What is a representative government?
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Zapata and Villa wanted a ____ ______ for Mexico, to change what Madero’s progress.
What was a fast reform?
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Carranza’s successes would include that he unified forces in the _____, and that he played a huge part in defeating Huerta.
Where is the north?
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British Historian Alan Knight wrote that Madero was out of touch with ___________________.
Who were the landless peasants?
What was one of the main outcomes of Madero's regime?
What was he failed to meet the expectations of citizens or he could not control revolts that arose?
What was the number of men who were in the alliance for Zapata’s “Plan de Ayala"?
What was 65,000?
What document led to the major success of Carranza's presidency?
What was the 1917 Constitution?
What did Historian Friedrich Katz note as the start of the second revolution in February 1913?
What was Madero's assassination?
Who was Madero credited with overthrowing?
Who was Porfirio Diaz?
What motive did Zapata have to commit property damage and murder, and what motive did Villa have to commit kidnappings and murders?
What was political (Zapata) and personal (Villa)?
Who was Carranza trying to protect so that economy could recuperate after the civil war?
Who were Mine-owners and industrialists?
According to Philip L. Russell what decision (made by Zapata and Villa) would be one of the most important in the Revolution?
What was the decision not to unite?
Why wasn't Madero able to control the numerous revolts that arose?
What was he could never choose between appeasing the wealthy classes or the lower classes?
What were Zapata and Villa's main tactics?
What were guerilla tactics?
Who did Carranza have assassinated and what did he concentrate on after?
Who was Zapata, and what was rebuilding Mexico?
TOK Question (3 possible answers)
Scholars have approached the study of history by focusing on the deeds of 'great men'. How valid is this approach and does it work for the study of the Mexican Revolution 1910-1920? (Consider Villa, Zapata, and Carranza)
Answers will vary
-Velazquez makes the final decision.