Early twentieth-century Argentine industrialization created
A) intolerable social conditions in which Argentine women suffered intense discrimination and exploitation.
B) fabulous opportunities for working class men and women, whose participation in the labor force doubled.
C) demand for labor and high wages that attracted increased immigration.
D) social inequality, but also independent national economic growth.
Question 2
Late nineteenth-century market expansion
A) diversified Argentina's dependency, raised wages, and improved living standards for all.
B) dissolved barriers to public employment for women, forcing them into low paid, menial jobs in urban sweatshops.
C) expanded opportunities for women and released them from the drudgery of unpaid labor in the home.
D) promoted immigration, urbanization, and industrialization that reduced the power of rurallandlords.
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