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The 11 pages that link to Francisco I. Madero, each with the reason it gives.

• Mexican RevolutionRelated: His opposition to Díaz set the revolution in motion, but his government failed to satisfy many insurgents.

• Porfirio DíazCompared with: Madero’s campaign directly confronted Díaz’s re-election and became the first successful challenge to his regime.

• Emiliano ZapataRelated: Zapata initially supported Madero’s revolt, then broke with him over unmet land-reform demands.

• José VasconcelosRelated: Vasconcelos supported Madero’s movement against the dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz.

• PorfiriatoCompared with: He challenged Díaz through an electoral campaign before calling for armed revolt.

• Plan of AyalaRelated: The plan repudiated Madero for failing to deliver the political and agrarian changes Zapata expected.

• Venustiano CarranzaRelated: Carranza served in Madero’s government before Huerta’s coup reshaped their political alliance.

• Mexican agrarian reformRelated: His government’s limited response to land demands contributed to Zapata’s break with it.

• Mexican Federal ArmyRelated: Madero inherited the federal army but could not secure its loyalty against the coup.

• Pancho VillaRelated: Villa first rose to prominence fighting in Madero’s revolutionary cause.

• Plan of San Luis PotosíRelated: Madero authored the proclamation and set its date for the uprising.