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Week 8- Signs of Crisis in the Gilded Age

How did Porfirio Diaz remain in power for so long if the people did not favour him? After his regime fixed term limits were put place? It seems like political leader who campaigned would embody ideas but not follow through with them. What was so wrong politically, socially and economically that made people protest? How … Continue reading Week 8- Signs of Crisis in the Gilded Age

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