Question

why did pancho villa attack columbus, new mexico? (1 point) he hoped to unite mexicos many revolutionary factions and go to war against the united states. he felt that woodrow wilson had betrayed him by recognizing carranzas rebel government. he was angered by woodrow wilsons decision to support huertas rebel government. he needed to capture supplies to use in his fight against general pershings army.

Explanation:

Pancho Villa attacked Columbus, New Mexico because he felt that Woodrow Wilson had betrayed him by recognizing Carranza's rebel government. Wilson's recognition of Carranza (who was Villa's rival) was a significant factor. Villa saw this as a betrayal. The other options are incorrect. There's no indication he wanted to unite revolutionary factions to go to war with the US. Wilson did not support Huerta's government (Huerta was a dictator ousted in part due to US pressure). And the attack on Columbus happened before Pershing's expedition (Pershing was sent after the attack to capture Villa).

Answer:

He felt that Woodrow Wilson had betrayed him by recognizing Carranza's rebel government.