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Quiz: Revolución Mexicana

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Quiz: Revolución Mexicana
 

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Datos clave y mitos de la Revolución

by Alberto geovani Herber Marquez
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La Revolución mexicana terminó en 1888 tras la firma del Tratado de Tehuacán.

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Emiliano Zapata defendía la reforma agraria con el lema Tierra y Libertad.

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La Revolución mexicana estalló en 1910 para derrocar a Porfirio Díaz.

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La Constitución de 1917 autorizó la enseñanza religiosa en las escuelas públicas.

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El Plan de San Luis Potosí fue proclamado por Porfirio Díaz.

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La Constitución de 1917 introdujo derechos laborales, educación laica y reforma agraria.

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Pancho Villa fue aliado de Porfirio Díaz durante toda la revolución.

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En 1913-1914 Venustiano Carranza lideró la intervención de Estados Unidos.

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Francisco I. Madero lideró la oposición inicial y convocó a elecciones en 1911.

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Pancho Villa fue un líder revolucionario del norte y formó la División del Norte.

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