How did geography play a role in the Mexican Revolution?
A. Spain was separated from Mexico by the Atlantic Ocean, and therefore unable to put down any rebellion.
B. The three regions of Mexico defined the main factions that fought for reform during the Revolution.
C. Mexico's proximity to Central America meant that it was inspired by the revolutions occurring there.
D. Most conflicts were fought over water rights.
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