Question

moral diplomacy and dollar diplomacy quick check
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:

During the Mexican Revolution, Woodrow Wilson's call for democratic elections led to Carranza threatening U.S. oil companies. Wilson's stance was part of his moral diplomacy. Carranza saw U.S. interference (even through the call for elections which could be seen as external pressure) as a threat to Mexican sovereignty. Since U.S. oil companies had significant interests in Mexico, Carranza used them as a bargaining chip against what he perceived as U.S. meddling. The other options are incorrect: the U.S. military intervention was more about other factors (not just the call for elections), Pancho Villa was never elected president (he was a revolutionary leader but not president through a formal election in the way described), and the revolution did not end quickly and peacefully due to this call.

Answer:

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