Who were the two opposing sides of Mexican revolution?

- The Mexican peasantry: The Mexican peasantry was the largest social group in Mexico and was made up of poor农民 who worked on large estates. They were oppressed by the wealthy landowners and were often forced to work in debt peonage. The peasants were also denied access to land, education, and other basic resources.

- The Mexican government: The Mexican government was controlled by a small group of wealthy landowners and military officers. They were corrupt and oppressive and were often unresponsive to the needs of the people. The government was also unable to provide basic services to the people, such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.