The Radicals split apart during the 1920s because
A) one faction wanted an alliance with the Socialists.
B) the military disapproved of party policies.
C) Yrigoyen wanted his son-in-law to succeed him as president.
D) the middle class and oligarchy disagreed over government fiscal policy.
Question 2
Yrigoyen cracked down hard on union strikes in 1917 and 1918 because
A) the Socialist party threatened to oppose him in the 1922 election.
B) the strikes jeopardized the oligarchy's export interests.
C) he worried about the possibility of war against Paraguay over access to the Paran River.
D) the strikers' demands were unreasonable.
