How did diaz, madero, villa, and zapata help incite or prolong the mexican revolution ?

Under Diaz's rule, the wages of workers declined and many rural citizens did not own land. Madero, who was a landowner, took over from Diaz. Meanwhile, Villa and his bandits wreaked havoc in the countryside. Finally, Zapata led many landless peasants in the call for land reform, stripping wealthy landowners of their estates.

Explanation: The Wild West, but in Mexico.

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