Why did foreign powers intervene in Mexico?

Answer 1

On every instance of US intervention in Mexico, there has been military confrontation between Mexican and American troops:

• Texas War of Independence (1835-1836)

• Mexican-American War (1846-1847)

• US Occupation of Veracruz (1914)

• US Punitive Expedition (1916-1917)

Answer 2

Thats because in that time Mexicans and Americans were enemies and Mexicans hated us so I say everyone who is Mexican should not be able to live anywhere besides Mexico not New Mexico. President Obama is so stupid that he doesn't get it that Mexican people are dangerous. If you have friends that are Mexican stay away from them because sooner or later they will betray you.

Answer 3

Mexico is a large country (ranked 15th largest in the world) with plenty of Natural Resources and lands apt for many kinds of crops. For instance, it is the largest producer of silver and its cultivable area is slightly larger than the whole United Kingdom.

Therefore, many foreign powers sought to acquire such resources for their own benefit; the US robbed Mexico of almost half its territory in pursuit of its Manifest Destiny while France sought to establish a puppet regime in Mexico to prevent the rise of the United States as a world power and to exploit the rich mineral deposits on northern Mexico.

Answer 4

The United States intervened in the Mexican Revolution was because of the Tampico incident. The outcome was the Battle of Veracruz.

Answer 5

Answer this question… Only the Mexican Revolution eliminated Spanish colonial control over part of North America. /