Historian Julia Young has studied the “diaspora” created by this conflict, including some who founded a National Synarchist Union. As revenge for the death of his brother, (-5[1])a fighter in this conflict burned wounded civilians alive in a passenger train he had derailed to seize a supposed shipment of money. To agree to participate in this conflict, Enrique Gorostieta uniquely requested a life insurance policy. To end this conflict, the arreglos (“ah-RAY-glose”) were brokered by an American nicknamed (10[1])the (10[1])“ham and eggs” diplomat. Rebels in this conflict were assisted by secret “feminine brigades” (10[1])named for (-5[1])Joan of Arc. (10[4])American Ambassador Dwight Morrow (10[1])intervened (-5[1])in this conflict, (-5[1])which (-5[1])Pope Pius XI denounced (-5[1])in a set (10[1])of encyclicals criticizing the PRI (-5[1])(“pree”). For 10 points, (10[1])name this 1920s conflict (-5[1])that pitted Catholic (10[1])partisans against the Plutarco (10[1])Calles (10[2])(“KAI-yase”) administration in Mexico. (10[2])■END■ (10[3]0[6])