The historiography of the revolution and the agrarian problem in Chihuahua

Abstract

The agricultural character of the revolution in Chihuahua has generated an interesting discussion, between those who argue that the agricultural component was the center of the uprising and those who claim it was not a decisive factor. The truth is that there is still much to investigate and analyze in this regard. In this article proposals and arguments of the two positions are broken, and based on other elements along the text, a series of questions are posed in order to try and trace avenues of research to shed more light on the role the land issue played in the revolutionary war.