Five Major Reforms in Post-Revolutionary Mexico

1. The 1917 Constitution

Established a democratic framework, introduced women's suffrage, universal male suffrage at 18, civil liberties, and formalized separation of church and state.

2. Land Reform

Addressed peasant demands by redistributing millions of hectares to landless farmers, creating ejidos (communal farming cooperatives).

3. Labor Reform

The 1917 Constitution guaranteed the right to unionize, strike, and improved working conditions and wages.

4. Educational Reform

Expanded free, mandatory schooling, built more schools, and emphasized technical and vocational training.

5. Political Reform

Introduced proportional representation in the legislature and strengthened the executive branch, enhancing political stability.