Question

Three factors that caused United States forces to intervene in Latin American governments were:

Germany threatened to invade
Guam revolted
Mexicans revolted against their government
Pancho Villa fled to Mexico

Answer 1

Of the choices provided all of them are correct except for "Guam revolted". That had nothing to do with the United States intervening.

Answer 2

• Germany threatened to invade
• Mexicans revolted against their government
• Pancho Villa fled to Mexico

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the start of the twentieth century, political clashes decided relations between the German Empire and the USA. The Caribbean wound up one of the scenes of these contentions amid and following World War I. General reasons were the magnificent obligation strategy, expanding German speculations, submarine fighting and US financial interests.