Mexican Revolution

Dictator for 33 years who brought stability but was unpopular for favoring the rich: ​ (a)  

Led the revolution against Diaz with his Plan de San Luis Potosi: ​ (b)  

Staged a coup against Francisco Madero: ​ (c)  

United with Pancho Villa and Alvaro Obregon against Huerta: ​ (d)   ​

His election is considered the end of the Mexican Revolution ​ (e)  

• Porfirio Diaz
• Francisco Madero
• Victoriano Huerta
• Alvaro Obregon
• Venustiano Carranza

Which of the following was one of the primary goals of Emiliano Zapata and Pancho Villa

• Land Reform

• Stronger Central Government

• Restore Porfirio Diaz to power

• Support Victoriano Huerta

Why did the United States invade Mexico?

• Pancho Villa's attack on Columbus, NM

• To overthrow Victoriano Huerta

• To build a canal in Panama

• To protest the redistribution of land

Match the following

• Jovita Idar

• Journalist and activist who fought for Mexican American rights

• Pancho Villa

• First person of Indigenous origin to be President of Mexico

• Benito Juarez

• Mexican revolutionary in the North

• Emiliano Zapata

• Mexican Revolutionary in the South

Reorder the following

• Plan de San Luis de Potosi

• Constitution of 1917

• Mexican Revolution

• Porfiriato

• French Colonization of Mexico

Why did France, Spain, and Britain decide to invade Mexico in 1861?

• The interception of the Zimmerman Telegram

• To force repayment of debts

• Response to Mexico's invasion of Cuba

• For exiling Santa Anna

Why didn't U.S. immediately intervene in response to the French colonization of Mexico?

• The U.S. was involved in WWI

• The U.S. was in the middle of a Civil War

• The U.S. was strictly isolationist

• The United States also had plans to invade Mexico

Place the following in chronological order of their rule

• Francisco Madero

• Victoriano Huerta

• Venustiano Carranza

• Porfirio Diaz

• Alvaro Obregon

This term describes the segregation and discrimination of Mexican Americans

• Jim Crow

• Juan Crow

• James Crow

• John Crow

What was the purpose of the government sponsored mural (select all that apply)

• Bring people together through art

• Recruit new volunteers for the Revolution

• Minimize indigenous influence in Mexico

• Inspire Mexican nationalism