Revolutionary Constitution of 1917

The Revolutionary Constitution of 1917 was a landmark document in Mexico that emerged from the Mexican Revolution, which sought to end dictatorship and promote social justice. It introduced progressive reforms, such as land redistribution, labor rights, and education access, aiming to empower the poor and reduce inequality. The constitution emphasized citizen rights and limited the power of the church and military in government. This document laid the foundation for modern Mexican governance and has been influential in shaping Mexico's legal and social landscape over the past century.