The three Magon brothers were early 20th century anarchist leaders in this country.
The three Magon brothers were early 20th century anarchist leaders in this country. Until recently, rural workers in this country had a right to communal lands called ejidos [ee-heed-ohs]. Dwight Morrow negotiated an end to one conflict in this country, during which a group of women called the Brigades of St. Joan of Arc smuggled weapons. Supporters of Juan Almazan cried fraud during this nation's 1940 presidential election, where 93% of the votes were allegedly cast for Manuel Avila. This nation faced a crisis when its president-elect was assassinated in 1928; that killing of Alvaro Obregon led to a period when this nation was controlled by El Jefe Plutarco Calles, known as the "Maximato." Famous armies in this nation's history include the Colorado Army of Pascual Orozco and Vicente Guerrero's Army of the Three Guarantees. One dictator of this nation ruled with the help of the technicos,  only to be overthrown in the 1910 Revolution. For 10 points, name this Latin American nation once ruled by Porfirio Diaz.
The three Magon brothers were early 20th century anarchist leaders in this country.
Mexico