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An 11 page overview of this critical time in history and the factors leading up to it. The thesis is presented that "this revolution was distinguishable in that it resulted in great social and cultural changes and Mexico once again had the promise of hope" is debated. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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For most of Mexicos history, a small percentage of people have controlled the power and wealth. This small handful of the more privileged in
Mexican society controlled the masses. By the nineteenth century, however, Mexicans were no longer content with the status quo. This discontent ultimately erupted with revolution. Reding (62)
recalls the drama that unfolded that fateful night in 1810 when el Pipila the silver miner torched the seemingly impregnable doors of the fortress at Guanajuato and opening passage for
the insurgent army that would ultimately win Mexicos independence from Spain. The revolution of 1810, however, was not to be the last of Mexicos political unrest. By the
early twentieth century the people were definitely ready for a change and that change once again came in the form of revolution. The thesis can be presented that, thanks
to the efforts of many young Mexican leaders, this revolution was distinguishable in that it:
resulted in great social and cultural changes and Mexico once again had the promise of hope.
The circumstances behind this revolution are interesting to say the least. By the twentieth century the discontent was at an all time high. This is understandable given
the little overall impact that early revolution had had. Indeed, Mexicos early revolution did little to change the social hierarchy that so many were revolting against. The consequence
was continued unrest. While there were many smaller periods of unrest over the next century, the first major uprising came with
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