Group+1+Mexican+Revolution

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Sections:
US Official Foreign Policies  US Military Interventions Economic Involvement

This page is a collaborative project researching U.S. Intervention in the Mexican Revolution of 1910. The United States was extremely interested in the outcome of the Revolution because of its large investment in the Mexican economy. Foreigners owned almost all the methods of wealth production, from mines to the railroads. As the revolution began, the United States began attempting to ensure that whatever form of government emerged, it would maintain the status quo and prevent disruption of foreign-owned businesses. Three different methods were used to address this goal: United States foreign policies, military interventions, and economic involvement.

Authors: Madigan Stanley, Galen Pospisil, Molly Larsen