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Chapter 23 Quiz for Exploitation, Inequality, and Resistance
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Under Kennedy's Alliance for Progress, Latin American countries promised to correct social injustices and promote economic growth in exchange for
the support of the U.S. military
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the sale of U.S. military equipment
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U.S. support in the U.N.
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billions of dollars in loans and aid
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Lyndon Johnson was a strong supporter of the Alliance for Progress during his administration and reiterated the goal of assistance through economic programs.
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Covert action in _______ became a model for subsequent US interventions in Latin America.
Ecuador
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Cuba
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Nicaragua
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Guatemala
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After the "Aztra massacre" government officials acknowledged the deaths of only ___ people.
25
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50
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75
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100
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The Social Democrat undermined by the CIA and eventually overthrown by the military in the Dominican Republic was
JoaquÃn Balaguer
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Juan Bosch
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Rafael Trujillo
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José MarÃa Velasco Ibarra
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Che Guevara was killed in 1967 in
El Salvador
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Bolivia
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Paraguay
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Uruguay
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The concept of "bureaucratic authoritarianism" was introduced by
Guillermo O'Donnell
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João Goulart
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Salvador Allende
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Rafael Trujillo
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Like previous dictators, bureaucratic authoritarians relied on charisma and personal devotion.
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The demands of the Mexican student protestors in 1968 did NOT include
release of a jailed labor leader
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abolition of the extralegal security forces known as the granaderos
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severing tie with National Security States in Central America
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reducing spending on the upcoming Olympic Games
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Salvador Allende was deposed after he
refused to follow through on his campaign promises
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nationalized the copper industry
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attempted to follow through on his campaign promises
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restricted trade with the United States
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Under Pinochet, an estimated _________ Chileans were killed or "disappeared."
1,000
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2,000-2,500
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3,500-4,000
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4,500-5,000
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After Juan Perón died, he was succeeded by
his wife, Eva
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his wife, Isabel
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his advisor José López Rega
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military leader Jorge Videla
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The Madres de la Plaza de Mayo were identifiable by their
black clothes
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white headscarves
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red hats
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yellow shawls
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The Mexican government responded to the Avándaro music festival by
sending troops to shut it down
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banning mention of it from all news outlets
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arresting the organizers
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banning songs and images related to the festival
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