Democratic Reform in Mexico Answers

What was the goal of the reforms established in the new constitution?

The government also expanded land reforms to establish .

In 1914, US troops were sent to Veracruz to .

Mexico supported the construction of maquiladoras in border areas to promote the industry.

Why was Mexico considered a single-party state?

In which years did Mexico's economy decline? Check all that apply.

What were the effects of the earthquake of 1985? Check all that apply.Thousands of Mexican citizens were killed.More than 100,000 buildings were in need of repair.Damage to refineries caused a massive oil spill.About 3,000 buildings were completely destroyed.A huge wave of ocean water washed onto the coast.

The National Revolutionary Party (PNR) government nationalized railways and the industry.

In the 1990s, a crisis in the industry damaged Mexico's economy.

Which challenges has Mexico faced in recent years? Check all that apply.Drug trafficking and drug-related violence have increased.The declining influence of cartels has damaged the economy.Candidates outside of the PRI have been unable to win office.The Zapatista Army and other revolutionaries have brought political unrest.The gap between wealthy people and poor people has led to class struggles.

To promote growth, Mexico signed a trade agreement with the United States and .

Known as NAFTA, this agreement worked to improve trade relations by tariffs.