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Before the Revolution...
Before the Revolution started, President Diaz said Mexico was ready for a new leader in the interview of Pearson's Magazine -
The "Plan of San Luis Potosí"
For October 1910, Francisco I. Madero wrote the "Plan of San Luis Potosí", he urges all mexicans against Porfirio Diaz. -
Meeting new people.
Later, Francisco I. Madero met Pascual Orozco and "Pancho" Villa, he convinced them to join the revolution. -
Fighting for rights.
In May 1911, Emiliano Zapata started fighting for land and water rights. -
A new president...
In May 1911, Francisco I. Madero was elected president of Mexico. -
Defeated.
Almost a year later, Victoriano Huerta deteated Orozco and arrested Pancho Villa. -
Goodbye Madero...
In February 1913, Madero is deposed, arrested and jailed; later, Victoriano Huerta takes the presidency. -
A country against Huerta.
In March 1913, The United States of America was against Huerta. -
No alternative.
During June of 1914, Huerta resigns as a president and escaped to Europe. -
A provisional president.
For October 1915, The U.S.A recognized Venustiano Carranza as a provisional president of Mexico. -
The Constitution of 1917.
In February 1917, Mexico adopts the Constitution of the same year. -
One hero is gone.
For April 1919, Zapata was killed in an ambush. -
Carranza is assassinated.
Almost a year later, Carranza is assassinated in May, 1920. -
Obregon as president.
In the same year (October, 1920), Obregon was elected president. -
The Revolution is over.
Finally, in November 1920, Obregon takes place as president of Mexico while the Revolution is considered over.