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CÓMO ERA LA POLÍTICA, ECONOMÍA, SOCIEDAD Y CULTURA DURANTE LA REVOLUCIÓN MEXICANA

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La Constitución Política de México, es reformada estableciéndose el periodo presidencial por 6 años y se instituye la Vicepresidencia. Los liberales presos salen de la cárcel y se exilian en los Estados Unidos. “Reforma, Libertad y Justicia”.

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El presente artículo examina las diversas interpretaciones de la Revolución Mexicana de 1910. Se centra en particular en el debate sobre las consecuencias económicas de la Revolución, uno de los aspectos menos tratados. En su conjunto, representa una crítica del enfoque positivista que prevalece en gran parte de la literatura de especialidad.

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Verbos en pasado Anne Frank was born in Frankfurt, Germany on June 12, 1929. Her father, Otto Frank, was a businessman while her mother, Edith, stayed home taking care of Anne and her older sister Margot. Anne was an outgoing and spirited child. She got into more trouble than her quiet and serious older sister. Anne was like her father who liked to tell the girls stories and play games with them, while Margot was more like her shy mother. Growing up Anne had lots of friends. Her family was Jewish and followed some of the Jewish holidays and customs. Anne liked to read and dreamed of being a writer someday. In 1933 Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany. He was the leader of the Nazi political party. Hitler did not like Jewish people. He blamed them for many of Germany's problems. Many Jewish people began to flee from Germany. Things continued to get worse. The Germans began to require all Jewish people to wear yellow stars on their clothing. Some Jews were rounded up and taken to concentration camps. Then one day the order came that Margot would have to go to a labor camp. Otto was not going to let that happen. He and Edith had been preparing a place for the family to hide. The girls were told to pack up what they could. They had to wear all their clothes in layers because a suitcase would look too suspicious. Then they went to their hiding place. However, on August 4, 1944 the Germans stormed into the Frank's hideout. They took everyone captive and sent them to concentration camps. The men and women were separated. Eventually the girls were separated and sent to a camp. Both Anne and her sister died of the disease Typhus in March of 1945, only a month before Allied soldiers arrived at the camp. The only family member to survive the camps was Anne's father Otto Frank. He returned to Amsterdam and found Anne's diary. Her diary was published in 1947 under the name The Secret Annex. Later it was renamed Anne Frank: Diary of a Young Girl. It became a popular book read throughout the world.

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