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.

What concern did Carranza have regarding U.S. forces?

• They moved too far into Mexico

• They were negotiating a settlement

• They were attacking his troops

• They were supporting Villa

When did U.S. troops leave Mexico after negotiating a settlement?

• January 1916

• March 1917

• January 1917

• February 1916