Land concentration, hacienda expansion, and peasant dispossession (1867–1910)

1. Juárez restores the republic after French defeat

   Jul 15, 1867Labels: Benito Ju, Restored Republic

   • Britannica
   • House Divided

2. Plan of Tuxtepec launches Díaz’s uprising

   Jan 10, 1876Labels: Plan of, Porfirio D

   • Plan Tuxtepec
   • Encyclopedia com

3. Díaz takes the presidency and centralizes power

   May 12, 1877Labels: Porfiriato, Porfirio D

   • Plan Tuxtepec
   • Britannica

4. 1883 law expands surveys of “vacant” lands

   Dec 15, 1883Labels: 1883 law, terrenos bald

   • Memoria Pol tica
   • GlobalSecurity

5. Survey companies accumulate vast rural holdings

   Jan 1, 1888Labels: Survey companies, land corporations

   • GlobalSecurity

6. 1894 “vacant lands” law removes acreage limits

   Jan 1, 1894Labels: 1894 law, vacant lands

   • Britannica
   • Memoria Pol tica
   • UANL Catalog

7. Debt peonage deepens on Yucatán henequen haciendas

   Jan 1, 1900Labels: Yucat n, debt peonage

   • NBER

8. Mexican Liberal Party (PLM) organizes opposition networks

   Jan 1, 1905Labels: Mexican Liberal, PLM

   • Britannica
   • TSHA

9. Cananea strike reveals escalating labor conflict

   Jun 1, 1906Labels: Cananea strike, Cananea Company

   • Cananea
   • UCA DADM

10. Río Blanco strike is crushed by state force

    Jan 7, 1907Labels: R o, textile workers

    • UCA DADM
    • R o Blanco

11. Díaz signals retirement in the Creelman interview

    Feb 17, 1908Labels: Creelman interview, Porfirio D

    • Encyclopedia com

12. Land concentration peaks as rural landlessness spreads

    Jan 1, 1910Labels: Land concentration, rural landlessness

    • Britannica
    • GlobalSecurity

13. Plan of San Luis links political revolt to land restitution

    Oct 5, 1910Labels: Plan of, Francisco Madero

    • Plan San Luis
    • gob mx