Peru's criollo elite traditionally had preserved its cultural authority and political power by
A) promoting the ideal of mestizaje, a mixed-race society.
B) institutionalizing a race-based hierarchy that discriminated against indigenous people.
C) celebrating the indigenous traditions of the Inca Empire.
D) mobilizing a large, modern, well-equipped military force to ensure order.
Question 2
Which of the following was not part of the 1974 Plan Inca that feminists like Virginia Vargas pressured the military to adopt?
A) Protective legislation for women workers to limit their hours and abolish night work.
B) Civil and political equality for women.
C) Affirmative action in public employment.
D) Rural education programs.
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