Mexican Revolution Key Concepts

The Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) was a complex conflict ending Porfirio Diaz's dictatorship and establishing a constitutional republic. It was driven by poverty, inequality, and corruption, with key figures like Madero, Zapata, and Villa leading the charge. The revolution involved significant battles and resulted in major political and social reforms, nationalization of industries, and state-owned enterprises. However, it also caused loss of life, property destruction, and led to authoritarian rule.

What was the primary outcome of the Mexican Revolution?

• The establishment of a monarchy

• The division of Mexico into separate states

• The continuation of Diaz's rule

• The creation of a constitutional republic

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Mexican Revolution?

• Social inequality

• Political corruption

• Social equality

• Widespread poverty

Who was a wealthy landowner advocating for democratic reforms during the Mexican Revolution?

• Pancho Villa

• Francisco Madero

• Porfirio Diaz

• Emiliano Zapata

What was Emiliano Zapata's main focus during the revolution?

• Foreign alliances

• Military expansion

• Industrialization

• Land reform

Which leader was known for leading a powerful force of rural fighters in northern Mexico?

• Porfirio Diaz

• Francisco Madero

• Pancho Villa

• Emiliano Zapata

In which regions was the fighting particularly fierce during the Mexican Revolution?

• Northern and Southern

• Eastern and Western

• Western and Northern

• Central and Eastern

Which battle was NOT a part of the Mexican Revolution?

• Battle of Ciudad Juarez

• Battle of Puebla

• Battle of Taurean

• Battle of Zacatecas

What was a significant economic impact of the Mexican Revolution?

• Privatization of industries

• Nationalization of key industries

• Decrease in state-owned enterprises

• Increase in foreign investments

What was one negative consequence of the Mexican Revolution?

• Rise of authoritarian leaders

• Economic prosperity

• Increase in political opposition

• Strengthening of civil liberties

Which of the following was NOT a result of the Mexican Revolution?

• Complete eradication of poverty

• Implementation of social reforms

• End of Porfirio Diaz's dictatorship

• Establishment of a constitutional republic