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WorksheetsThe Hunt for Pancho Villa in Mexico
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 21mins
What was the main focus of the article?
finding Franciso Madero
Donald Trump stopping immigration
the Mexican Revolution
U.S. military troops
Trespassing means
not having a passport
entering someone else's land without permission
traveling for free
traveling with the military
Who was Pancho Villa?
a Mexican soldier
a U.S. soldier
famous Mexican Revolutionary leader
none of the above
How many U.S. troops has Donald Trump sent to the Mexican border?
450
9,600
4,000
16,780
What president was in office during the Mexican Revolution?
President George W. Bush
President Bill Clinton
President Barack Obama
President Woodrow Wilson
What is the Rio Grande?
a river that has dried up
a river that crosses the Mexican American border
a river that Americans conquered
none of the above
How many troops did President Woodrow mobilize?
20,000
10,000
100,000
he did not mobilize troops
What is a mobile strike?
Navy
special forces
Army
Marines
True or False
N.M. stand for New Mexico.
True
False
A rebellious individual who wants change is a
soldier
president
Revolutionary leader
thornless crown
Pancho referred to who as "thornless crowns and traitors?"
his Mexican brothers
Americans
the Germans
the French
Pancho claimed that "Mexico would become a grave" for who?
Americans
his enemies
peasants who turned against him
the rich
thornless means
crazy
cruel
weak
fake
What is ironic about Madero turning on Woodlow?
Woodlow helped him steal presidency
They were once best friends
Woodrow lent Mexico money
none of the above
What is a pet bandit?
a coward
a fugitive
an outlaw
a terrorist
True or false.
Pancho Villa made the decision to not kill anymore Mexican brothers.
True
False
True or false.
U.S soldiers got paid a fair salary during their time in Mexico.
True
False
What is public outcry?
public dispute
public outrage
public disapproval
all of the above
Who ended up shooting Pancho Villa?
An American
A Mexican
Action taken by military to punish a state, or a group is a
punitive action
punitive expedition
land free
National Guard action
