Question

what was the impact of woodrow wilsons call for democratic elections during the mexican revolution? (1 point) it forced the u.s. military to intervene in the revolution. it enabled pancho villa to be elected president of mexico. it brought the revolution to a quick and peaceful conclusion. it caused carranza to threaten u.s. oil companies in mexico.

Explanation:

Woodrow Wilson's call for democratic elections during the Mexican Revolution led to Carranza threatening U.S. oil companies in Mexico. Wilson's stance was seen as interference, and Carranza, a key revolutionary figure, took actions against U.S. economic interests (like oil companies) as a response to what he perceived as external meddling in Mexico's internal affairs (related to the call for elections which could shape the political future of Mexico). The U.S. military intervention (first option) was more due to other incidents like the Pancho Villa raids rather than just the call for elections. Pancho Villa was never elected president (second option is false). The revolution did not end quickly and peacefully (third option is incorrect) - it had a long and complex course with various power struggles and events beyond just the election call.

Answer:

It caused Carranza to threaten U.S. oil companies in Mexico.