Which of the following best describes Woodrow Wilson's policy toward Mexico?
A) He used air power to force Mexican rebels to capitulate.
B) He was very concerned about upsetting the balance of power south of the border.
C) He developed idealistic plans for encouraging political and social democracy.
D) He made moralistic pronouncements backed by military force.
E) He refused to have anything to do with Mexico until the Mexican people learned to elect democratic leaders.

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Wilson's approach to Mexico was characterized by moralistic statements about democracy and human rights, which he was willing to support with military intervention, as seen in his reactions to the Mexican Revolution and his decision to occupy Veracruz in 1914.

Which of the Following Best Describes Woodrow Wilson's Policy Toward