Constitution of 1917

The Constitution of 1917 was Mexico’s foundational legal document that established principles of democracy, land reform, and workers' rights. It limited the power of the Catholic Church and military, promoted state control over resources like oil, and aimed to create a more just society. It reflected revolutionary ideals, emphasizing social justice, education, and political sovereignty. This constitution marked Mexico’s shift toward a more modern, republic-oriented government, shaping the country's laws and policies for years to come.