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1 7.4 Pancho Villa & the Mexican Revolution
I. Diaz Dictatorship A. Madero Overthrows Diaz II. Mexican Revolution A. Huerta Military Coup III. Tampico Incident A. Battle of Veracruz B. U.S. Occupation of Veracruz IV. End of Mexican Revolution A. Pancho Villa B. U.S. Invades Mexico C. New Mexican Constitution

2 Mexico- 1910

3 Mexican Dictator Porfirio Diaz
Ruled Mexico from Stabilized Mexico with an “Iron Fist” When Diaz came to power he stopped decades of war and unrest in Mexico However, took away liberties (No freedom of press or Open Elections)

4 Mexico-1910 Election Diaz imprisons (jails) opponent Francisco Madero

5 Madero gets out Madero is let out and goes to Texas
Rebels are ready to fight for Madero Including Pancho Villa

6 1911-Diaz Resigns Madera becomes President

7 1913-Military Coup Army General Victoriano Huerta Overthrows Imprisons
Executes (kills) President Madero

8 Huerta is President

9 U.S. President Woodrow Wilson
Refuses to recognize Huerta as Mexican President Wilson-“Huerta an assassin” Wilson sells weapons to Huerta’s enemies

10 Tampico, Mexico Tampico

11 Tampico Incident August 9 1914-USS Dolphin
Sends 9 crew members ashore at Tampico for supplies Arrested then released Mexico apologizes

12 No 21 gun salute U.S. Admiral Mayo demanded a 21 gun salute within 24 hours Mexico refused Congress- use armed force against Mexico

13 Veracruz, Mexico

14 Veracruz U.S. learns a German ship loaded with weapons is headed for Veracruz, Mexico U.S. Navy arrives with Marines to secure Veracruz

15 Battle of Veracruz Dead U.S. occupies Veracruz for 6 months
17 U.S. Marines 300 Mexican soldiers U.S. occupies Veracruz for 6 months

16 Huerta resigns Goes to Spain

17 Pancho Villa Pancho Villa was popular in Mexico
He wanted to take land from the rich and give to the poor (Mexican Robin Hood)

18 Venustiano Carranzo = President
Carranzo names himself President of Mexico Instead of Pancho Villa U.S. supports Mexican Pres. Carranzo

19 Columbus, New Mexico

20 Pancho Villa Raids U.S. Villa kills American miners in Mexico
Leads hundreds of rebels across border to U.S. Burns town of Columbus, New Mexico Murders 17 Americans Returns to Mexico

21 U.S. Invades Mexico Military Expedition
10,000 U.S. troops invade Mexico Looking for Pancho Villa

22 No Pancho U.S. army looks for 11 months in Mexico
Never find Pancho Villa

23 1916-2nd War with Mexico? Wilson puts 150,000 troops on border
Mexico begins to resent (hate) U.S. in Mexico Threat of war with Mexico increases

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26 1917-The Great War in Europe
U.S. gives up its chase of Pancho Villa Doesn’t want war with Mexico The Great War is raging in Europe Gets U.S. attention

27 A New Mexican Constitution (Mexico gets the new constitution, not New Mexico)
Pres Carranzo makes a new Constitution Gives rights and liberties to Mexican citizens Fighting continues until 1920 Causes Instability Agriculture disrupted Mines abandoned Economy suffers Factories destroyed Mexicans immigrate to U.S. for a more stable life


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