A tower in Guatemala City named for this word commemorates a “revolution” in 1871 spearheaded by Justo Rufino Barrios. The United States financed one side in a conflict named for this word in exchange for extraterritorial rights through the McLane–Ocampo (-5[1])Treaty. (-5[1])An initiative named for this word weakened (10[1])the Catholic Church’s power by (10[1])confiscating their land (-5[1])through the Lerdo Law. (10[1])Félix María (-5[1])Zuloaga (10[1]-5[1])triggered a war named for this (10[1])word (-5[1])by issuing the Plan (-5[1])of Tacubaya, calling for the nullification of the Constitution of 1857. (10[2])Ignacio Comonfort enacted many pieces of legislation during a period of this name that began after the (0[1])Revolution of Ayutla deposed Santa Anna. For 10 points, name this term for the era of liberal changes in 1850s (10[1])Mexico led by (-5[1])Benito Juárez. ■END■ (10[11]0[11])