Mexico’s leaders believed that a constitution would provide stability after the revolution by

Mexico’s 1917 constitution was intended to address grievances that had fueled the revolution and create a more stable government. It included reforms such as land redistribution, workers’ rights, and limits on the Catholic Church’s influence, promoting a more democratic and equitable political order. It did not guarantee single-party rule or primarily protect corporations and foreign investors.

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