Non-Revolutionary Peasants: Oaxaca compared to Morelos in the Mexican Revolution

Ronald Waterbury

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Regionalism has always been an important component of the social structure and history of Mexico. Fortunately for the scholar interested in developing theories about peasant rebellions, regionalism facilitates the method of controlled comparison. This paper will contrast the role of the peasants of Oaxaca and of Morelos in the Mexican Revolution of 1910–20.

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