Question

which describes the atmosphere in mexico after its revolution?
the country experienced years of political instability and violence.
a new democracy led to years of political stability and peace.
the country experienced unrest and anarchy when a dictator stayed in power.
a new constitution established rules that created harmony and order.

Explanation:

After the Mexican Revolution (1910 - 1920), Mexico did not immediately achieve stable democracy or harmony. There were power struggles, different factions vying for control, and attempts to implement revolutionary ideals. Political instability and violence persisted as various groups (such as different revolutionary generals and political elites) jostled for power and influence in the post - revolutionary period. A new democracy did not quickly lead to long - term stability and peace right after the revolution. There was no dictator staying in power in the sense of a pre - revolution - style autocrat; rather, it was a complex period of political maneuvering. And while a new constitution (1917) was an important step, it did not immediately create full harmony and order.

Answer:

The country experienced years of political instability and violence.