A.   FALSE

B.   TRUE

A.   the rapid growth of industry in Latin America.

B.   a mostly urban population

C.   a commodity lottery which largely determined which countries fared well

D.   the absence of foreign investment

A.   over-reliance on exporting primary goods

B.   excessive foreign investment

C.   The Great Depression and World War II

D.   the end of colonialism

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE

A.   an absence of natural resources in the region

B.   not enough workers to fill the jobs

C.   a continued reliance on foreign technology and investment, despite efforts to become more self-sufficient

D.   an abundance of high quality products that were too expensive for locals

A.   is the complete antithesis to the Modern/Liberal period

B.   was based on the notion of improving efficiency

C.   closed off the region to foreign investment

D.   encouraged greater state involvement in the economy

A.   FALSE

B.   TRUE

A.   can trace its origins to social unrest in Mexico during the 1990s

B.   was instigated by growing poverty and inequality during the Neoliberal period

C.   encourages free market reforms such as privatization

D.   has yet to have any meaningful impact

A.   was at its height of popularity in the 1980s

B.   is closely linked to communist policies and leaders

C.   is closely aligned with neoliberal policies

D.   brought socioeconomic victories to previously marginalized groups such as women and the indigenous

A.   are very few since he was not democratically elected

B.   are mostly the historically marginalized groups such as the indigenous

C.   are primarily located in the southern and southeastern part of the country where the major cities of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo are located

D.   are mostly found in rural areas throughout the country