after becoming president in 1934, lázaro cárdenas tried to fulfill the ideals of the constitution by taking which actions? check all that apply.
1. nationalizing oil and railroad industries
2. supporting trade initiatives
3. improving education in rural areas
4. implementing new welfare reforms
5. establishing a dominant political party
6. instituting a new tax system
7. redistributing land to the peasants

Lazaro Cardenas tried to fulfill the Mexican constitution by pursuing 1.- Nationalization of oil and railroad industries. 3.- improved education in general but helped rural areas to get better infrastructure, as well as free education without religious influence. 4.- implementing new welfare reforms to help the poor. 7.- redistributing land to peasants.

Explanation:

President Lazaro Cardenas del Rio was a progressist from rural and indigenous background, who had very limited opportunities to develop and that's why he became such a social-oriented.

He expropriated the railroads from foreigner companies and delivered them to the people. As well as the oil industry, because he understood that these two were productive industries and the Mexican people, wasn't getting a fair deal from foreign companies, so he decided to make them state-owned and put the revenue in favor of the society.

His indigenous and rural background led him to establish better infrastructure in rural communities, this also applied to schools that saw a liberation from the religious influence in such a way that he destined twice the money to rural education than his predecessors.

He implemented new welfare programs such as health and retiring oriented.

He took back the land from the unfair elite landlords and redistributed it to the peasants.

He didn't support trade initiatives, he was a socialist and a nationalist, so he looked for social development instead of trade.

He also didn't establish a dominant political party, his political party was already powerful, and had a lot of social as well as political influence.

He didn't institute a new tax system, he focused on nationalizing the industries.

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