History Crossword

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Across
  1. 3. Worker that temporarily migrates to another country.
  2. 4. When there are barriers that prevent free competition in a country, the product offering becomes a monopoly.
  3. 8. A group of people in government positions, such as Alvaro Obregon, Plutarco Elias Calles and Adolfo de la Huerta. They are called this because they were from the state of Sonora.
  4. 11. To create a system that depends on a central power.
  5. 12. Official rate or tax which determines the fees to be paid in various branches, in this case, customs
  6. 13. Was the main problem of the Mexican contryside in the 20th century.
  7. 15. Also called "semana inglesa", is a workweek that goes from Monday to Friday with two consecutive days off.
  8. 16. Term used in the oil industry to indicate searching for the product.
  9. 17. Independent of any religious organization or denomination.
  10. 20. The increasing pace of the Mexican economy from 1940 to 1952 come to be known as
Down
  1. 1. Was considered the father of the Mexican education.
  2. 2. When the political power is suddenly and violently taken by a powerful group. A Coup d'etat undermines the legitimacy of an established government.
  3. 5. Mexican political period from 1928-1934. Its name comes from Plutarco Elias Calles who was known as the "maximum leader" of the Revolution.
  4. 6. Event that forced Mexico to change its economy policy.
  5. 7. Country that Mexico was linked to, in several ways.
  6. 9. A group of people who opposed reelection. They advocated for democratic elections where a person was in office for a single term.
  7. 10. Especially in politics, to bring down or depose someone from status or fortune.
  8. 14. Piece of land that is worked by a community and whose earnings are distributed among all. The Ejido is not private property and, as such, cannot be sold or transferred.
  9. 18. Political person with great knowledge and experience in State affairs.
  10. 19. Economy that is applied in times of armed conflict or violent convulsions. The aim is to preserve the operation of the essential economic activities of a country. For countries that are not directly involved in the conflict, this type of economy turns into an opportunity for growth and development.