In April 1914, Woodrow Wilson considered invading Mexico because __________.
A) the democratically supported president Francisco Madero had been ousted and murdered by General Victoriano Huerta, one of his military officers
B) Britain openly supported the Huerta regime, which seized power from a legitimately elected government
C) he was angered by anti-American demonstrations in Mexico and throughout Latin America
D) he wanted to avenge the deaths of Americans killed by Pancho Villa's border raids
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