History 2nd

What was the background of the Ayutla Plan?

• The Ayutla Plan was a conservative movement to maintain the status quo in Mexico.

• The Ayutla Plan was a military strategy to expand Mexico's territory.

• The Ayutla Plan was a cultural initiative to promote traditional Mexican art.

• The Ayutla Plan was a liberal political plan in Mexico that aimed to overthrow the dictatorship of President Antonio López de Santa Anna.

Who were the key figures involved in the Ayutla Plan?

• Benito Juarez, Porfirio Diaz, and Emiliano Zapata

• Miguel Hidalgo, Jose Maria Morelos, and Agustin de Iturbide

• Juan Alvarez, Ignacio Comonfort, and Florencio Villareal

• Francisco Madero, Pancho Villa, and Venustiano Carranza

What were the goals of the Ayutla Plan?

• To strengthen Santa Anna's dictatorship

• To promote conservative reforms

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  To establish a monarchy

• To overthrow Santa Anna's dictatorship, establish a federal republic, and promote liberal reforms.

When did the Ayutla Plan take place?

• 1854

• 1860

• 1856

• 1852

Who was elected as president at the end of the Reform War?

• Benito Juarez

• Félix Zuloaga

• Sebastián Lerdo de Tejada

• Melchor Ocampo

Which reform movements took place during the Reforma War?

• Conservative reforms led by Maximilian I

• Revolutionary reforms led by Porfirio Díaz

• Socialist reforms led by Francisco Madero

• Liberal reforms led by Benito Juárez

How did the Reforma War affect the relationship between the Church and the State in Mexico?

• The Reforma War led to the separation of the Church and State in Mexico.

• The Reforma War resulted in the complete eradication of the Church in Mexico.

• The Reforma War had no impact on the relationship between the Church and State in Mexico.

• The Reforma War strengthened the ties between the Church and State in Mexico.

Why did Anticlericalism seek to separate the state from the church?

• To weaken their influence in the affairs of the country

• To strengthen their influence in the affairs of the country

By what other name is the Reforma War known?

• Three Years' War

• Reform War

• Constitutional war

What does the Law of Normalization of Ecclesiastical Goods refer to?

• That the church could buy land freely.

• That they were part of the national heritage and the state could sell them and get money for them.

• To teach in churches.