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Question 13 (5 points)
Why were peasants so significant in the Mexican revolution?
They supported the Mexican dictator and fought to protect him
O Many were well-trained soldiers
They were the heart of the cause and they strongly believed in the purpose o
the revolution
They produced all the food for the soldiers

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The reason why peasants were so significant in the Mexican Revolution was that They were the heart of the cause and they strongly believed in the purpose of the revolution.

What did the peasants do in the Mexican Revolution?

Peasants across Mexico believed in the cause of gaining independence from Spain.

They therefore formed the heart of the Revolution and became the core soldiers who fought against the Spanish.

Find out more on the Mexican Revolution at https://brainly.com/question/22728794.

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