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Which event, leading to the overthrowing of the dictator Díaz, is particularly remembered for the expulsion of foreigners—most notably North American businessmen who were the most visible of the wealthy and influential entrepreneurs?A) the Madero RebellionB) the Mexican RevolutionC) the Los Niños RebellionD) the Mexican-American War E) the San Patricios Revolution
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