Border War 1910-1919 between US and Mexico

In 1916, Carranza faced opposition from rebel leaders Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata. Villa's forces raided Columbus, New Mexico, killing over 15 Americans. The US, led by General Pershing, attempted to capture Villa but failed. Carranza grew concerned about US military presence in Mexico, leading to skirmishes. President Wilson negotiated a settlement, and US troops withdrew in January 1917.

Who were the main rebel leaders opposing Carranza's leadership?

• General Pershing and President Wilson

• General Francisco Pancho Villa and President Wilson

• Emiliano Zapata and General Pershing

• General Francisco Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata

What significant event occurred on March 16th, 1916?

• The U.S. declared war on Mexico

• The U.S. captured Pancho Villa

• Villa's forces raided Columbus, New Mexico

• Carranza was overthrown

What was the outcome of General Pershing's mission?

• He was captured by Carranza's forces

• He withdrew without capturing Villa

• He negotiated peace with Villa

• He successfully captured Pancho Villa

What was Carranza's main concern regarding U.S. forces?

• They were supporting Villa

• They had moved too far into Mexico

• They were planning to overthrow him

• They were not strong enough

How were the tensions between the U.S. and Carranza's forces resolved?

• Through a military victory

• By capturing Pancho Villa

• By Carranza surrendering to the U.S.

• Through negotiation and withdrawal of U.S. troops