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Diaz
Diaz in Power -
Porfirio Diaz turns 70
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Pearson's Magazine Interview
Díaz stated that Mexico was ready for democracy and elections and that he would retire and allow other candidates to compete for the presidency. -
Diaz runs for Reelection
As groups began to settle on their presidential candidate, Díaz decided that he was not going to retire but rather allow Francisco Madero, an aristocratic but democratically leaning reformer, to run against him. -
The Presidential Succession of 1910 published
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Madero is Jailed
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Diaz Reelected
The Government commits massive voter fraud, claiming Diaz won almost unanimously. -
Mexican Revolution Begins
Madero called for revolt against Díaz, and the Mexican Revolution began -
Madero smuggled to America
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Plan of San Luis
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Madero begins march in Chihuahua
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Zapata conquers Cuautla
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Treaty Ciudad Juarez signed
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Diaz Flees Mexico
Diaz flees Mexico, arriving in Spain. -
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Madero
Madero in power -
Carranza for Governor
Carranza Governs Coahuila -
Plan of Ayala
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Revolt of Bernardo Reyes
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Revolt of Orozco
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Orozco flees to America
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Revolt of Diaz Jr.
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Villa escapes prison
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Madero Asassinated
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Huerta
Huerta in power -
Plan of Guadalupe
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Ambasador Wilson Fired
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Huerta ousted from office
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Carranza
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Diaz Dies
Diaz dies in Spain -
Carranza holds Constitutional Convention
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The Political Constitution of the United Mexican States
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Zapata dies
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Obregon
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Carranza Commits Suicide
Carranza commits suicide while under attack, is succeeded by Obregon -
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Calles
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America calls Calles 'Communist"
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Gil
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Obregon Reelected
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Obregon II
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Obregon Asassinated
(Likely by the Catholics) -
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Rubio
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Rodriguez
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Cardenas
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Diaz's Arms Donated
Diaz's 430 piece collection of military relics was donated to the Royal Military College in Canada
