Question

the mexican revolution
from 1910 - 1920, the mexican revolution occurred.

• the united states got involved due to concern over who the next leader would be.
• the united states helped certain factions during the war and backed the election of francisco madero,

involving themselves in mexicos political process.

• francisco madero was elected as leader but was soon assassinated.

in the early 20th century, the united states had______relations with mexico.
unstable
weak
strong

Explanation:

The United States got involved in the Mexican Revolution due to concerns about leadership, supported factions, and backed an election. However, the elected leader was assassinated. These actions and the resulting instability in leadership (due to assassination) suggest that the relations were not smooth - a sign of instability. "Weak" would imply lack of influence, but the US was involved (showing some level of influence). "Strong" would imply a stable and positive relationship, but the assassination and the need for US intervention (which can be seen as meddling) shows it was not a strong, stable relationship.

Answer:

unstable