Nationalistic Cycle In Mexico

Nationalistic Cycle in Mexican Leo
Mexican is one of the best countries to study the nationalistic cycle, from chaos to a revolution and then the increasing number of new leaders overthrew the elder government and leaders, they put the society into a golden age, but still need to improve. The revolution was during 1910 to 1920 because the regime of Diaz was overthrown and other leaders had different policy for the country. Much chaos happened but finally Carranza and other leaders led a golden age of Mexico. After that, the lack of freedom in the country eventually resulted in frequent military coups. Mexican from 1876-1910 was under the reign of Porfirio Diaz. As a dictator, Diaz focused
on the development of the country, he ignored the benefits of the middle and lower classes, he began to loss support. The working class wage declined, the basic income was not be ensured. Conflict happened due to the 95% of rural population didn’t own any land. This caused the revolution. The decline of working class and the lack of the land for rural population, allowed Francisco Madero to rise to power, then called for Diaz to be overthrown a movement supported by peasants and the middle class. The revolution began with Mexican, and he forces Diaz to resign in 1911. Since Mexico was unprepared, people who held totally different beliefs tended to become involved, and they conflicted with each other. Mexico was overthrown by General Victoriano Huerta in1913. Pronuces the uncertainties and rebellion paved the road for the next stage of nationalistic cycle, the rise of a dictator. Due to changed presidency during the 1913 Francisco Madero came to power and he seized the opportunity to push the Mexican nationalism. Madero had sympathy for common peons and workers and took schools seriously. His books got a lot of attention and he and some of allies jailed on charges of inciting people to riot ,some of people said that the rise of new leaders due to propaganda. Madero took schools seriously. His books got a lot of attention and he and some of allies jailed on charges of inciting people to riot. He forced Diaz to resign in May 1911. What came later was his failure and some other leaders such as Huerta took his place. Huerta was overthrown in1914 and he revolution continued when Carranza appealed to masses and issued the Mexican constitution that took action in land reforming and issued labor laws,in the same way he was overthrown in1920. Replaced by Obregon. With a series of reforms targeting the new system which led to a new stage of the cycle, the golden age.(Mr.Madden, Obregon was a powerful person who was filled with knowledge, he focused on building schools and encouraged nationalism. Obregon kept pushing the Mexican nationalism through education.At the same time he collected all the resources, so people had no owned resources of themselves. And women often endured suffer. Thus it seemed that Obregon was likely to loss his support. Aftermath of Revolution, men often endured threats of imprisonment,Since the revolution lacked a plan, a philosophy, intellectual leadership and political parties.The government ownership of mineral and water resources were included in the constitution of 1917.
To many people, the constitution is seen as one of the most liberal codes of the century, due to its clauses on land reform, women rights- that in the end were stroked from the document and its complex labor code that emphasized the rights of the Mexicans above any other thing. It seems that Mexico will begin revolution again since the lack of freedom and rights. There might be some new rebels to against the ruler.Mexico becomes a single-party system. The Party of Revolutionary Institutions (PRI) controls politics until 2000. Church went on strike in 1926. (Mr.Madden, PRI, page
2) The best period to study the nationalistic cycle of Mexico is during 1910 to 1920 when Mexican Revolution happened when the regime of Diaz was overthrown and other leaders with different strategies for reigning the country emerged but some chaos happened in this process and finally Carranza and a few leaders led to a golden age of Mexico. After that, the only party in the country was Party of Revolutionary Institutions that lasted until 2000. The lack of freedom in the country eventually resulted in frequent military coups.The Mexican Revolution process the rise of the power, and gave them freedom and nationalism growth and economic development. The impressive period of Mexican revolution is an example of the nationalism cycle.

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Mr.Madden, Reign of Porfirlo Diaz ruled Mexico as a dictator.
Under his control, Mexico began to be modernized soon. Because of the decline of working class and the lack of the land of rural population, he began to loss his support. (Causes of the Mexican Revolution)

Mr. Madden, In an election in 1910, Francisco Madero ran against Diaz. Then Diaz forced to resign in May 1911. Since Francisco was unprepared, he was overthrown by General Victoriano Huerta. Finally, Carranza was replaced by Obregon. (The revolution Spreads; the revolution Continues)

Mr. Madden, Obregon called for equal rights for women. Women had the same suffrage. The Constitution of 1917 conferred strong power to the president. This constitution conferred new labor laws and managed the land reform. One single-party system of Revolutionary Institutions controls politics until 2000. (Aftermath Continued；Constitution of 1917; Women in
Revolution)

Mr.Madden, Women often endured threats and imprisonment. Since the revolution lacked a plan, a philosophy, intellectual leadership and political parties, besides, government ownership of mineral and water resources, there was still rebel army. (Aftermath of Revolution; Constitution of 1917)

Mr. Madden, The Party of Revolutionary Institutions (PRI) controls politics until 2000. Mexico becomes a single-party system. (Constitution of 1917; Aftermath Continued)