For a meeting in this modern-day state, Hermila Galindo composed her “Women in the Future” tract advocating for women to leave the Church and receive sex education. The feminist literary society La Siempreviva was founded in this state, where the First Feminist Congress honored native daughter Rita Cetina Gutiérrez. The Peón family exported dyewood from this state as part of the “divine caste” that amassed power (15[1])while repressing an indigenous rebellion led by (*) Jacinto Pat and Cecilio Chi. Authorities based in this modern-day state executed rebel Jacinto Canek, a self-styled “little Moctezuma.” This state rapidly industrialized in the early 20th century off the backs of henequen exports. For 10 points, the Mexican government fought a 19th-century “Caste War” in what modern-day state against the indigenous Maya? ■END■