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The great architect of Chile's conservative system of economics and politics was
 
  A) Bernardo O'Higgins.
  B) Diego Portales.
  C) Ramn Freire.
  D) Manuel Bulnes.

Question 2

A major factor in the transformation of the Argentine economy after 1870 was
 
  A) the passage of a homestead law.
  B) state-subsidized immigration from Italy.
  C) the introduction of barbed-wire fencing and alfalfa ranges.
  D) the salting process for preserving meat.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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