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A political manifesto that rejected the presidency of Victoriano Huerta

One of the leaders of the revolution who ultimately became President of Mexico

A revolutionary proclamation that rejected the leadership of Madero and called for land reforms

Major battle of the Mexican Revolution where Pancho Villa was defeated by Álvaro Obregón

Mexican military officer who betrayed and assassinated Emiliano Zapata

Leader of the 1910 revolution that marked the start of the Mexican Revolution

The Mexican Constitution which is still in effect today, born out of revolutionary reforms

A revolutionary priest who fought for Mexican independence in the early 19th century

Agreement signed between Mexico and the United States in 1923 to resolve conflicts over oil properties

Manifesto that called for the ousting of Porfirio Díaz and declared Madero as provisional president

Location of a significant victory by Pancho Villa's forces during the Mexican Revolution

A lieutenant in the Mexican revolution who was influential during the War of Independence

Revolutionary general who was a prominent figure in the northern part of Mexico

Armed revolutionary group named after Emiliano Zapata, a key proponent of land reforms

First armed indigenous movement in Latin America during the early 20th century that sought land and cultural rights

Revolutionary general who became President of Mexico

A diplomatic crisis between Mexico and the United States that happened in 1914

Villa's ruthless enforcer, known as 'The Butcher'

A ten-day series of events in February 1913 that led to a coup d'état and the assassination of President Madero

Mexican military officer and President who overthrew Madero in a coup d'état

Agreement in 1911 that led to the exile of Porfirio Díaz and marked an end to his power

Revolutionary leader known for his role in the peasant's revolt in Morelos

U.S. military incursion into Mexico in pursuit of Pancho Villa after his attack on New Mexico in 1916

Longtime dictator overthrown by the Mexican Revolution