Spanish Revolution Timeline

  • The Revolution of Mexico Begins

    The Revolution of Mexico Begins
    The Spanish citizens started the revolution. The revolution started in order to overthrow the dictator Porfirio Diaz. Porifiro Diaz didn't care about the citizens at all and he made a caplist society, He doesnt let the citizens to own land at all. This revolution lasted for a long time.
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  • Madero

    Madero
    Madero become president during this time. Diaz was fleeing during this time period too. His term wasn't great at all which leads another rebellion. Zapata made a plan that denounces Madero for his presidency.
  • Huerta

    Huerta
    Huerta join into allience with Felix Diaz and Bernardo Reyes in a plan to take over Madero. During this year, the forces of Huerta attack Madero forces. Madero was assisnated, and Huerta become president. Like the past presidents, Huerta was a dictator. Carranza establishes a plan that accise Huerta of dictatorship.
  • Carranza's Conquest

    Carranza's Conquest
    Huerta was faced with many opposition between the public. During this year, the us send troops to mexico to capture Villa. Villa forces defeated Huerta. Huerta resigins and Carranza become president. Although Villa and Zapata challenge him which made Carranza flee. He negotiates the removial of Us Troops.
  • Official President Carranza

    Official President Carranza
    Carranza supporters defeated Villa at the battle of celoya in April. They later beat Zapata supporters in May. Carranza returns to Mexico after these events. The U.S government recognize him as president of Mexico. The first novel of the revoltuion was written in this year.
  • Rebellions

    Rebellions
    Villa supporters attack a train in Santa Usable. This attack killed 17 people from the U.S There are numberous of attacks in this year such as El Paso Attack. Villa raided buses too. These events lead the U.S. government to go into Mexico to capture Villa.
  • New Mexico Consitution.

    New Mexico Consitution.
    Carranza revamps the Consitution for Mexico. This consitution allows Carranza more power. It is allow him to do whatever he wants.
  • Obrégon Term

    Obrégon Term
    Obregon assuniated Huerta. He becomes president for 4 years. His term was better than the past president, but it did't satisfiy everything yet. He did some reforms to education and arts, but the budget is a different matter. 2/3 of the budget is going toward Carranza army.
  • Calles become president

    Calles become president
    Calles become president. His term have some conflicts. He sponsor some reforms for Mexico. He signs a legistration that restricts alien ownership. This angers U.S. government.
  • Baile in Techuantepee

    Baile in Techuantepee
    There was 90 million illustrations by the end of the revolution. This is one of them. The artist was born in 1886, his name is Diego Rivera. This piece of art was put into the Escuela Nacional Preparator in Mexico City
  • Image 2

    Image 2
    This is one of David paintings about the revolution. This painting shows Mexico Citizens lines up. It shows that they are holding guns. They are preparing to battle the government for rights.
  • PNR

    PNR stands for National Revolutionary Party. Plutarco Elías Calles is the founded of this party. After the assassination of President Álvaro Obregón. This party brought together many religious and political organizations. Brought together schools and other neccessary things for the country.
  • Cardenas become president

    Cardenas become president
    He became president from the popularity of all people. He was thought to be a reformer for Mexico. Calles thought he can control him but he was wrong. When Cardenas become president, he insituted a 6 year plan from PNR. This plan fulfilles the Mexico's needs.
  • Mexico Reforms have been met.

    Mexico Reforms have been met.
    Mexico's have finally completed by President Cardenas. President Cardenas implents many reforms. These reforms are land and economic. He did more than reforms though. He gave more power to the labor workers and push for educatio, art, and literature. He also implement nationalization of mineral mines/oil production.