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The 11 pages that link to Plan of Ayala, each with the reason it gives.

• Mexican RevolutionCompared with: It challenged Madero’s moderate settlement with a radical agrarian alternative.

• Mexican Constitution of 1917Related: Its agrarian demands helped shape the constitution’s land-reform agenda.

• Emiliano ZapataBroader topic: It set out the movement’s program and declared Madero’s government illegitimate.

• Plan of IgualaCompared with: Its social-revolutionary aims contrast with the plan’s emphasis on union and established institutions.

• Lázaro CárdenasRelated: Its agrarian demands anticipated the land redistribution Cárdenas later expanded.

• PorfiriatoBroader topic: It translated rural opposition to dispossession into a revolutionary land-reform program.

• Francisco I. MaderoCompared with: Zapata rejected Madero’s government for failing to deliver the promised land reforms.

• Venustiano CarranzaCompared with: Its radical agrarian demands contrasted with Carranza’s more limited approach to land redistribution.

• Mexican agrarian reformRelated: It set out a direct program for recovering village lands from large landowners.

• Plan of San Luis PotosíCompared with: It shows how revolutionary allies rejected Madero’s handling of land reform after Díaz fell.

• MorelosRelated: Zapata and his allies issued it in Morelos to press for restitution of village lands.