U.S. intervention in Mexico

A) stimulated domestic economic development there.
B) was the result of a negotiation with the Mexican resistance.
C) was Wilson's greatest success.
D) demonstrated Wilson's strategic command and U.S. military power.
E) demonstrated that it would be harder than Wilson expected to intervene in the internal affairs of other countries.

Internal Affairs

An area of governmental or organizational activity focused on matters within its own operations or borders, often related to law enforcement or administrative policies.

Military Power

The might or strength of a country's armed forces, encompassing its capacity to defend itself against threats and to exert influence or coercion, often measured by the size, technology, and capability of its military.

Economic Development

Economic development is the process by which a country, region, or community improves the economic, political, and social well-being of its people, often through targeted policies and initiatives to spur growth and reduce poverty.