Difference between the Russian revolution and Mexican Revolution?

Answer 1

The Russian Revolution was mainly nationwide violence and rebellion against the government but there was also lots of indirect violence, whereas the Mexican Revolution was more of a cultural reformation and rebellion of a single dictator.

Answer 2

Both were based on the principles of equal rights and removal of old hierarchies and traditions. However, while the French revolution was based on the rejection of the Monarchy, the Mexican Revolution advocated the just distribution of land - i.e.: it was a peasant revolt.

Answer 3

The Mexican War of Independence (1810-1821) was an independence war that sought to liberate Mexico from Spain, as Mexico had been a colony of such European power in the Americas since the 16th century.

The Mexican Revolution (1910-1921) was a conflict between the Mexican people and the Mexican federal government as dictator Porfirio Diaz cheated on the 1911 elections by imprisoning presidential candidate Francisco Madero. Then, General Victoriano Huerta staged a coup d'etat against Madero - killing him in the process - thus triggering the second phase of the revolution.