This section explores the revolution sparked by Francisco I. Madero’s call for democracy in November 1910. Beyond political change, the Revolution sought land reform, labor rights, and social justice.

Highlights include dioramas depicting Madero’s arrival in Mexico City, the Zapatista movement and its Plan de Ayala, the Decena Trágica (Ten Tragic Days), and the Battle of Zacatecas, led by Francisco Villa and his División del Norte—an important victory that paved the way for the constitutionalist advance toward the capital.