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Mexican Revolution
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The Mexican Revolution - When did it
start? When did it end?
The Mexican Revolution officially
started on November 20, 1910, although fighting broke out earlier
than that.
However, November 20 it is because this date was chosen
by Francisco Madero in his
 Plan of San Luis Potosí.
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Today, the beginning of the Mexican
Revolution is commemorated as a public Mexican holiday.
See
The Mexican Revolution and Public Holidays.
Historians disagree when it comes to
its ending point. Commonly used is the year 1920 but some say it was
in 1917, a few others even favor the year 1940.
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Timelines
The Mexican Revolution 1910
This timeline includes events that
took
place before the year 1910 and that lead
up to the situation in 1910.
The Mexican Revolution 1911
The Mexican Revolution 1912
The Mexican Revolution 1913
The Mexican Revolution 1914
The Mexican Revolution 1915
The Mexican Revolution 1916
The Mexican Revolution 1917
The Mexican Revolution 1918
The Mexican Revolution 1919
The Mexican Revolution 1920
The Mexican
Revolution and Public Holidays
Two of the 7 annual public holidays in Mexico today stem from the
Mexican Revolution:
Constitution
Day - February 5
Día de la Constitución. Observed on the first Monday of
February. Commemorates the Constitution of 1917, announced by
Venustiano Carranza on February 5, 1917.
Check this event in the
Timeline of the Mexican Revolution.
Revolution
Day - November 20
Día de la Revolución. Observed on the third Monday of
November. Commemorates the official beginning of the Mexican
Revolution.
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Timeline of the Mexican Revolution.
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