The Mexico new Constitution in 1917 primarily aimed to change Mexican life through option D: it gave more land to farmers and more rights to workers. The Constitution addressed issues stemming from the Mexican Revolution by enshrining land reforms, allowing for the redistribution of land to peasants, and providing labor rights for workers, including the right to strike and better working conditions. This marked a significant shift towards addressing the inequalities and injustices that had contributed to the Revolution.
How did the Mexico new Constitution in 1917 aim to change Mexican life A it gave more land to every citizen and lowered taxes B it gave citizen strong representation in government C it established a dictatorship with one strong ruler D it gave more land to farmers and more rights to workers
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