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    Porfirio Díaz ruled Mexico as a dictator for 40 years from 1876 to 1911. While he was initially popular with the upper class for modernizing Mexico through infrastructure projects, he was despised by workers who faced land seizures, forced labor, and widespread hunger. Francisco Madero challenged Díaz in the 1910 election but was jailed, leading him to form an opposition party and help spark the Mexican Revolution with other groups. Key revolutionary leaders included Emiliano Zapata, who fought for land reform and redistribution through his Plan of Ayala and army, and Pancho Villa, whose northern division opposed Victoriano Huerta's dictatorship and later joined with Zapata.

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    Porfirio Díaz ruled Mexico as a dictator for 40 years from 1876 to 1911. While he was initially popular with the upper class for modernizing Mexico through infrastructure projects, he was despised by workers who faced land seizures, forced labor, and widespread hunger. Francisco Madero challenged Díaz in the 1910 election but was jailed, leading him to form an opposition party and help spark the Mexican Revolution with other groups. Key revolutionary leaders included Emiliano Zapata, who fought for land reform and redistribution through his Plan of Ayala and army, and Pancho Villa, whose northern division opposed Victoriano Huerta's dictatorship and later joined with Zapata.

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    Porfirio Díaz ruled Mexico as a dictator for 40 years from 1876 to 1911. While he was initially popular with the upper class for modernizing Mexico through infrastructure projects, he was despised by workers who faced land seizures, forced labor, and widespread hunger. Francisco Madero challenged Díaz in the 1910 election but was jailed, leading him to form an opposition party and help spark the Mexican Revolution with other groups. Key revolutionary leaders included Emiliano Zapata, who fought for land reform and redistribution through his Plan of Ayala and army, and Pancho Villa, whose northern division opposed Victoriano Huerta's dictatorship and later joined with Zapata.

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    He was a dictador of México for forty years (1876-1911).

    In the beginning Porfirio was loved by the mexican


    upper class but he was despised by the working class.
    He enforced the construction of railroads, telegraph lines, oil extraction and mining due to his urge in
    Porfirio Díaz modernization,
    Later, in 1920 Diaz issued a land reformation where most village was seized for governmental use. Finally in
    his government the whole country went hungry and many workers were forces to work undet the hacienda
    system and land reformations.

    Madero tried to run against Díaz during elections in 1910 but Díaz had him jailed to prevent him from
    winning.
    Francisco I. Then madero formed the Anti Reelectionist Party and so when the reelections were made Madero won the
    Madero presidency with the help of many organizations made effort to revolt agiainst Díaz.
    During his presidency, he struggled with military general Huerta who conspired against him and overthrew
    Mexican him in 1923.
    Revolution
    Zapata was a revolutionary leader, he was strongly against the hacienda system.
    He created the Plan of Ayala which brought forth the intended as returning the land
    Emiliano Zapata from the haciendas to the people but the plan had no success.
    Emiliano created a military band calles Ejército Libertador del Sur which halped Villa
    during the revolution.

    Pancho Villa He became an important figure of the Mexican Revolution, Villa formed the "División del norte"
    which was a military band that opossed Huerta's dictatorship.
    He joins forces with Zapata in opossition to Huerta
    Both northern and southern México are unified and the Revolution becames succesful.

    Carlón Vences Dulce Alejandra. Grupo 510

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