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Mexican nationalists and imperialists in 1910.

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Who were the nationalist and imperialists in mexico in 1910?

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These are names given to the two main groups involved in the Revolution of 1910-11 in Mexico.
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<br><br>-Nationalists: against foreign ownership of Mexican businesses and land.
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<br><br>-Nationalists wanted normal Mexican people to own the land, run the country and the businesses, not foreigners from the U.S. and other places.
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<br><br>-Imperialists: these were the foreign investors, some from U.S. oil companies, ...

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