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Qué sabes de la Revolución mexicana

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Qué sabes de la Revolución mexicana
 

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Porfirio Díaz gobernó México durante el Porfiriato hasta 1911.

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La Revolución mexicana estalló en 1910 con el Plan de San Luis Potosí.

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La Constitución de 1917 introdujo derechos laborales y agrarios.

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La Revolución mexicana terminó en 1912 con la firma del Tratado de Ciudad Juárez.

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La Constitución de 1917 no incluyó derechos laborales ni agrarios.

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En la Batalla de Celaya Pancho Villa obtuvo la victoria decisiva.

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Venustiano Carranza fue el único líder militar de la Revolución.

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Emiliano Zapata lideró al movimiento en el sur con el Plan de Ayala.

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Francisco I. Madero convocó la Revolución tras el Plan de San Luis.

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Francisco I. Madero gobernó México hasta 1920.

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