- November 24th, 1914- The mint and all government archives were plundered by Carranza and his men
- The railroad system was left in chaos after Carranza's generals attached the railroad in Vercruz to the train, and in a slow procession the railroad was ripped out
- Provisional President: Eulalio Gutierrez
- Zapata hated the national capital of Mexico City, primarily because of his zapatista ideology because cities represented the power of the state and officials
- Zapata had a dream of a peasant utopia, and believed that all of his political ideas were present in the Plan of Ayala
- By common consent, Zapatismo was more revolutionary
- Villa was more concerned with political and educational, rather than socio-economic
- Serious problem for Zapata was uncontrolled banditry that were placed under the umbrella of 'revution'. These bandits were not necessarily associated with Zapata.
- In 1910, the haciendas were threatened by two groups simaltaneously: Peasants demanding land reforms and northern entrepreneurs that wanted to use newer technologies
- BIG FOUR: Carranza, Obregon, Zapata, and Villa
- Zapata is very traditional
- Zapata movement was a coherent class struggle, whereas Villa had a trans-class movement
- Villa and Zapata differed in their values
- On December 4th, at Xochimilco Villa and Zapata met for the first and only time
- Villa accepted the Plan of Ayala
- Neither Villa or Zapata wanted the presidency for different reasons
- Gutierrez issues a manifesto
- Zapata and Villa can never agree fully. One of the greatest disappointments of the Mexican Revolution
- Carranza and Obregon planned to take out Villa
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Convergence of the Twain Summary :)
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