"Plan de San Luis" Questionary

What was the main objective of the Plan of San Luis?

• A) Support the re-election of Porfirio Díaz

• B) Call for a revolution against the Porfirio Díaz regime

• C) Promote free trade with the United States

• D) Establish a monarchy in Mexico

True or False: The Plan of San Luis was written by Francisco I. Madero while he was in prison.

• True

• False

What date was established for the revolution to begin according to the Plan of San Luis?

• A) November 20, 1910

• B) September 16, 1910

• C) July 4, 1910

• D) December 25, 1910

According to the Plan of San Luis, what was the main reason for opposing the presidency of Porfirio Díaz?

• A) He was too old to govern

• B) His re-election violated democratic principles

• C) He was unpopular among the elite

• D) He did not support industrial growth

Which of these actions was NOT requested by the Plan of San Luis?

• A) Return of lands to the peasants

• B) Armed uprising against Díaz

• C) Immediate industrialization

• D) Free elections

Which groups of people were called to support the Plan of San Luis?

• A) Soldiers

• B) Peasants

• C) Factory owners

• D) Working class

According to the Plan of San Luis, who should become the provisional president after the overthrow of Díaz?

• A) Emiliano Zapata

• B) Pancho Villa

• C) Francisco I. Madero

• D) Venustiano Carranza

What immediate impact did the Plan of San Luis have in Mexico?

• A) It immediately ended Díaz's presidency

• B) It triggered the Mexican Revolution

• C) It initially had no impact

• D) It improved relations with the U.S.

Which of the following was NOT one of the key components of the Plan of San Luis as outlined by Francisco I. Madero?

• The immediate resignation of Porfirio Díaz

• The redistribution of land to the peasants
  

• The establishment of a provisional government led by Madero
  

• The call for a national conference to draft a new constitution

Which political and social group did Francisco I. Madero specifically target for support in his Plan of San Luis, to ensure widespread backing for his revolutionary efforts?

• The industrial bourgeoisie and foreign investors

• The Catholic Church and its affiliated organizations

• Rural peasants and marginalized indigenous communities

• Urban intellectuals and liberal reformists