Crime Board: Significance and Legacy of the Mexican Revolution (1910–1920)
1. Central Figures
Porfirio Díaz: Long-serving dictator.
Venustiano Carranza: 44th President and key figure in drafting the 1917 Constitution.
Diego Rivera: Influential muralist inspired by the revolution.
2. Major Themes
Political Reforms: Overthrow of Díaz, return to democracy, 1917 Constitution.
Economic Reforms: Land redistribution, impact on peasants and Indigenous communities.
Cultural Impact: Renaissance in art and culture, Indigenous cultural recognition.
3. Key Events and Documents
Mexican Revolution Timeline: Key dates and events from 1910-1920.
Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos (1917): Core reforms (Articles 2, 27, and 123).
Land Redistribution Policies: Affects on social and political structures.
4. Cultural and Social Changes
Colonial Legacy: Racial hierarchy and exploitation.
Indigenous Rights: Articles in the Constitution promoting cultural recognition.
Social Impact: Education reforms, restoration of Indigenous land rights.
5. Global Influence
Inspiration for Latin America: How the 1917 Constitution influenced other movements, Illustration of the Mexican Revolution highlighting key figures and events. Focus on Porfirio Díaz and Venustiano Carranza. Includes timeline of major events. Emphasizes cultural and social changes during the revolution. Educational resource about Mexico's historical significance
