Argentine women were granted the right to vote and hold office in 1947, largely because
A) Pern's wife, Evita, was a fervent feminist who pressured her husband to support women's equality.
B) they were 45 percent of industrial workers and demanded their political and civil rights.
C) Pern's conservative Catholic government expected women's vote to favor the Church.
D) the U.S. government had pressured Pern to show his commitment to democracy.
Question 2
During the Great Depression, Argentina's military leadership sought to revitalize the national economy by sponsoring
A) state-centered, import-substitution industrialization and forcing women to retire from public employment.
B) neoliberal reforms that favored foreign investment and job opportunities for women.
C) new investment in traditional economic sectors like agriculture and cattle-raising.
D) cooperative trade treaties with Latin American countries suffering from the global crisis.
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