The Mexican and Chinese Revolutions of the early decades of the twentieth century:

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Both the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920) and the Chinese Revolution (1911-1949) led to more than a decade of civil war, with various factions vying for power and control. They were not swift, as both revolutions involved long-term struggles and political transformations. Additionally, while the Chinese Revolution overthrew a centuries-old imperial system, the Mexican Revolution involved the overthrow of a long-standing dictatorship rather than a democratically elected government. Neither revolution opened the way towards colonization by outside powers, as both countries resisted foreign intervention and established greater national sovereignty.

The Mexican and Chinese Revolutions of the Early Decades of the Twentieth