Question

1. identify one cause of the mexican revolution alluded to in this painting. *

diego rivera, mexican artist, \history of mexico,\ portion of mural painted 1929-1935
the spanish text translates as \land and liberty.\

Explanation:

The mural's banner "Tierra y Libertad" (Land and Liberty) references the widespread anger among Mexican peasants and rural workers over the unequal concentration of land. A small elite controlled nearly all arable land, while most rural people had no access to land for subsistence or livelihood, which was a core grievance that fueled the Mexican Revolution.

Answer:

One cause of the Mexican Revolution alluded to is the unfair and unequal distribution of land, where wealthy elites held most arable land, leaving rural peasants and workers landless and impoverished, as reflected in the mural's "Land and Liberty" slogan demanding land reform.