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1876-1911
Diaz was a ruler for decades and is commonly known for being one of Mexico’s longest lasting leaders. This is an example of continuity. However, remaining in power for so long wasn’t necessarily a positive thing. He was responsible for unequal distribution of land

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May 1911
Porfiriato's Federales Vs. Madero's rebels fighting over the city of Ciudad Juarez. Porfiriato ended up surrendering and agreed to leave to Paris. This is an example of causation because it is the event that forced Diaz to resign.

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May 1911
Diaz was forced to resign, he went to Paris in exile and died there four years later. This is an example of consequence and causation, for he ruled so strictly, it caused people to become upset and revolt, ultimately resulting in his downfall.

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November 10, 1910
Drafted by Madero shortly after he escaped from jail. Demanded for people to rise on November 20, and to enforce the democratic principles of the 1857 constitution. Also wanted to replace Diaz with a constitutional government. The plan showed the want and need for CHANGE.

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November 1910- May 1920.
The Revolution was caused by the policies of Diaz and how he stole land and because of economic inequality. Barely anybody stood by Diaz's dictatorship at this point, which eventually CAUSED him to be forced to resign and also resulted in economic and social change, which still affect the Mexican Government today.

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November 25, 1911
Drafted by revolutionary leader, Emiliano Zapata. Clarified Zapata's goal, and demanded that stolen land was returned to original owners. More symbolism of change due to the fact that the plan was calling for a change from Diaz's rule.

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November 1911

Madero was the 37th president of Mexico and remained in office until 1913. He was significant because he wrote the plan of Potosi and fought for Mexican independence and the values of Madero represent that of the people as well.

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February 1913-July 1914
Huerta was the 39th president of Mexico. Before he became the president, he fought against Villa and Zapata. However, Huerta was severely repressive, and basically ruled as a dictator. He was and is commonly referred to as "the Jackal''. Huerta was a significant leader because of how he got rid of the first government to emerge from the revolution.

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February 9-18, 1913 Diaz and Reyes revolted. This led to 10 bloody days on the streets of mexico city. This is when Madero was assassinated. This event symbolises change since it was the when Madero, a leader, was murdered.

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March 26, 1913
Written by Carranza, called for the overthrow of Huerta, symbolizing change through the overthrow of yet another leader. Spoke of restoring a constitutional government.

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October 1914- November 1914
This convention was meant to settle the tension between the "big four" (Zapata, Villa, Carranza, and Obregon). This convention was held to elect a provisional president for Mexico from the 4 of them. This event signifies change because it is a change in leaders yet again in Mexico.

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February, 1917.
Carranza called for a convention to make a new constitution for Mexico. This new constitution stated many new ideas that were incredibly beneficial for Mexican people. Ideas included, age requirements for working, labor laws, maternity leave protocols, land ownership, and a division of religion and state. (includes more that I have not included). This document was incredibly SIGNIFICANT because it ended the Mexican revolution, benefited the lives of many Mexican people, and is still in affect, over 100 years later.

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December 1, 1920-1924
Obregon was a constitutionalist and a general. He was the 46th president of Mexico. He impacted land, education, and labor reforms. He was significant due to the fact that he basically calmed the storm after the Mexican Revolution, He remained in power until he was, no surprise, murdered.

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1928-1934
Calles was the leader of Mexico during the Maximoto. This was a time period when Calles exercised power and was able to influence Mexico but did NOT have to be president. During the Maximoto, the Mexican government became incredibly authoritarian. This is an incredibly significant event due to the fact that no one held the presidency of Mexico but there was still a leader.

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December 1934-November 1940
Cardenas was originally a physician and officer in the army. He forced Calles into exile and believed heavily in secular education. Cardenas also nationalized railroads. The Hacienda system eventually ended his presidency. Cardenas' presidency greatly showed change because of his help nationalizing railroads and changing schools into less religious environments.