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1. Porfirio Díaz takes power by defeating Maximilian and the French, and pushing them out of Mexico. He ruled for 35 years in total, and from 1880 to 1884 through Manuel González. This represents change, the French were in control of the Mexican throne before Porfirio Díaz took control.

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1. Madero writes Plan de San Luis Potosí. This details the views of Madero on the Díaz presidency. This represents the historical concept of causation, as Díazes’ term length caused Madero to lead the revolution because of how long he maintained power.

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November 1911- Madero becomes president. 

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November 1911- Madero becomes president. 

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1. Revolutionary forces defeat Díaz at the battle Juarez, and Díaz flees to Paris. Madero does not provide any social change and isolates Mexico City from the rest of the country. This represents change, as Mexico just switched leaders in a violent fight.

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November 25, 1911- Zapata drafts the Plan De Ayala

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November 25, 1911- Zapata drafts the Plan De Ayala

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1. The Plan de Ayala denounces Madero and gives evidence as well as reasons why Madero should not be president. He officially recognizes Orozco as the leader of the new revolution. This represents significance, as it marks the beginning stages of the realization that Madero did not accomplish much more than Díaz for Mexico, socially.

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February 9-18, 1911- The Ten Tragic days

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February 9-18, 1911- The Ten Tragic days

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1. Madero is killed by his own military chief, Victoriano Huerta. Huerta conspired with Henry Lane Wilson, the American ambassador to Mexico to remove him. This represents consequence, as the decision of Madero to assume power ended up getting him killed.

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March 1913- Carranza drafts Plan de Guadalupe

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March 1913- Carranza drafts Plan de Guadalupe

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1. This plan accuses Huerta of restoring a dictatorship and committing treason. Carranza, Óbregon, Villa, Zapata, and Corozco were all against Huerta. This represents causation, as Madero getting killed by Huerta made him get labeled as a dictator and committing treason.

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1. American soldiers were part of an incident in Veracruz and were arrested. In response to this, America sent 800 soldiers to Veracruz, using this as an excuse to invade Mexico and get rue of Huerta. Huerta flees to Spain. This represents significance because this is an example of Americans foreign involvement in other countries, and this impacted Mexico greatly.

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1. Villa, Zapata, Carranza, and Obregón all attend to decide who will be the next leader of Mexico. This results in a civil war, Carranza and Obregón as constitutionalists, Zapata and Villa as Conventionalists. This represents causation, because the civil war was started because of the debate over the Hacienda system, and whether or not it should be abolished.

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April 1915- Obregón defeats Villa at the battle of Ceyala

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April 1915- Obregón defeats Villa at the battle of Ceyala

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1. Zapatas  supporters are then defeated in May 1915. Because of both these wins, Carranza is then identified as the official leader of Mexico, by the US. This represents consequence, as the main reason why Obregón defeated Villa and Zapata is because he was trained in WW1 tactics.

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February 1917-  Mexican Constitution ratified

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February 1917-  Mexican Constitution ratified

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1. Carranza calls constitutional convention to write a new constitution for Mexico in September 1916. This constitution had many socialist aspects and was more radical than any other constitution seen in Mexico before. This represents continuity, as the laws outlined in the Constitution ended up getting carried out (slightly differing per presidency), but continuing on in Mexico nonetheless.

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May 1917- Carranza elected as President of Mexico

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May 1917- Carranza elected as President of Mexico

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1. Already recognized by US in October 1915. Villa became angry and massacred a town called Columbus in New Mexico. This represents significance, as the election of Carranza made a notable revolutionary figure so angry, he killed a town of innocent people.

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December 1920-1924- Obregón becomes president

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December 1920-1924- Obregón becomes president

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1. He gets elected after organizing a coup against Carranza, and Carranza is killed. When the USA officially recognized Obregón as the leader of Mexico in 1923, his popularity drops immensely. This represents significance, as one can see that the support of the US in Obregóns presidency shows how the people of Mexico view anyone who collaborates with the US as a traitor.

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1924-1928- Calles becomes president after election

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1924-1928- Calles becomes president after election

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1. He then rules through other leaders as “El Jefe Maximo” (1928-1934, each president has two year terms), after Obregón is assassinated. This represents continuity, because new presidents did assume power, but Calles was really in power.

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1. Obregón is assassinated after he wins the re-election in 1928. Obregón is assassinated by a religious extremist. This represents continuity, as many of the leaders as well as Obregón have been assassinated.

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1934-1940 (six year terms)- Lázaro Cárdenas becomes president

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1934-1940 (six year terms)- Lázaro Cárdenas becomes president

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1. After winning the election, he consolidates power and forces Calles into exile. He finally effectively ends the Hacienda system, adequate land distributed to peasants. This represents change, as it is a new president for Mexico and the Hacienda system is finally ended.