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What caused the United States's involvement in the Mexican Revolution? A. Revolutionaries attacked El Paso. B. Mexican troops raided Columbus, New Mexico. C. Pancho Villa r…

What caused the United States's involvement in the Mexican Revolution? A. Revolutionaries attacked El Paso. B. Mexican troops raided Columbus, New Mexico. C. Pancho Villa r…
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What caused the United States's involvement in the Mexican Revolution?

A. Revolutionaries attacked El Paso.
B. Mexican troops raided Columbus, New Mexico.
C. Pancho Villa recruited American troops.
D. Mexicans troops established a base in Texas.

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I definitely agree it is D

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D. Mexicans troops established a base in Texas.
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