← Courses & classroom practice

DAVID CUTLER · 2021–2022 ARCHIVE

Latin American History · 2021–2022 · Unit 9

Nationalism and the Mexican Revolution of 1910

Public reading edition · October 12, 2026. Read the daily classwork and homework here; no school login is required. These dates and directions belong to the archived course. Available daily plans from September 2021 through April 2022. Original dates and deadlines are retained, including occasional inconsistencies and rescheduled entries. Unit headings are clarified to match the readings; the Evita sequence is presented as its own unit.

Please share links to these courses and resources. You may download, copy, share, and adapt the teaching materials I created and own for your teaching. Sharing a link to someone else’s work is different from copying or reposting the content itself; check the original source’s reuse terms for those uses. PDF handouts are available where listed. I do not share PowerPoint files because I may not have permission to distribute them.

Use your browser’s Print command to print or save a PDF.

January 27, 2022

Discuss pages 233-249 in Born in Blood and Fire, stopping right before "The 1930s."…

In class

Discuss pages 233-249 in Born in Blood and Fire, stopping right before "The 1930s." Introduce author Mariano Azuela's "The Underdogs: A Novel of the Mexican Revolution."

Homework / preparation

For tomorrow, please read pages 233-249 in Born in Blood and Fire, stopping right before "The 1930s."

January 28, 2022

Discuss pages 233-249 in Born in Blood and Fire, stopping right before "The 1930s."

In class

Discuss pages 233-249 in Born in Blood and Fire, stopping right before "The 1930s."

Homework / preparation

For Monday, please read the foreword, introduction, and up to page 20 in Azuela's "The Underdogs: A Novel of the Mexican Revolution."