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CAS 368 - Central American Revolutionary Movements » Sping 2022 » Final Exam

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Question #1

Match the correct context of countering's Trump's narrative. Central American gangs are transnational, the root is in El Salvador

A. Incorrect

B. Correct

Question #2

Match the correct context of countering's Trump's narrative. Central American gangs are transnational, the root is in Los Angeles

A. Incorrect

B. Correct

Question #3

Match the correct context of countering's Trump's narrative. Central American gangs are local, the root is in Los Angeles

A. Incorrect

B. Correct

Question #4

The 2016 ICSID ruled in favor of El Salvador.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Question #5

What is the Guatemalan Mental Health League attempting to provide?

A. The Guatemalan Mental Health league is attempting to provide a clearinghouse for parents who have lost children and children searching for their birth parents. They have failed to reunite the goal of 500.

B. The Guatemalan Mental Health league is attempting to provide a clearinghouse for parents who have lost children and children searching for their birth parents. They have managed to reunite over 500.

C. The Guatemalan Mental Health league is attempting to provide a clearinghouse for parents who have lost children and children searching for their birth parents. They have managed to reunite nearly 500.

Question #6

Match the correct context of Berta Caceres. Murdered in 2016

A. Not Correct

B. Correct

Question #7

Match the correct context of Berta Caceres. Repression against environmental activism has stopped

A. Correct

B. Not Correct

Question #8

Match the correct context of Berta Caceres. 30% of the country's territory has been granted to foreign companies in agricultural concessions

A. Correct

B. Not Correct

Question #9

The fog of war in Guatemala refers to many peasants collaborating or forced to collaborate with the army or the guerrillas in order to survive.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

Question #10

What did Lesiy Abrego argue?

A. Abrego argued that parent's migrating can have complicated impacts on their children depending on the parent's experience in the Central America.

B. Abrego argued that children migrating can have complicated impacts on their parents depending on the children's experience in the U.S.

C. Abrego argued that parent's migrating can have complicated impacts on their children depending on the parent's experience in the U.S.

Question #11

Match the correct context of Sipakapa. Sipakapa was not consulted as required by ILO 159

A. Correct

B. Not Correct

Question #12

Match the correct context of Sipakapa. Sipakapa was not consulted as required by ILO 169

A. Not Correct

B. Correct

Question #13

Match the correct context of Sipakapa. Sipakapa was consulted as required by ILO 169

A. Correct

B. Not Correct

Question #14

Universal education reform is the center piece of the Sandinista development policy.

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

Question #15

What did neoliberalism create?

A. Neoliberalism created the structural and violent situation that caused so many to abandon their countries.

B. Neoliberalism created the matrix and material situation that caused so many to abandon their countries.

C. Neoliberalism created the structural and material situation that caused so many to abandon their countries.

Question #16

Match the correct context of crime and security in post-war Guatemala. Crime in post-war Guatemala

A. Spiked

B. Encouraged communities to take the law into their own hands

C. New Neoliberal task communities

Question #17

Match the correct context of crime and security in post-war Guatemala. Security in post-war Guatemala

A. Spiked

B. Encouraged communities to take the law into their own hands

C. New Neoliberal task communities

Question #18

Match the correct context of crime and security in post-war Guatemala. Civil patrols

A. New Neoliberal task communities

B. Encouraged communities to take the law into their own hands

C. Spiked

Question #19

The 1996 Guatemala peace accords provided for demobilization and reintegration of the guerrilla FMLN along with civil patrols and military police, amnesty for war crimes, restitution for victims, human rights not guaranteed, and an the continuity to impunity. FAMDEGUA is part of a foundation in search of war criminals.

A. FALSE

B. TRUE

Question #20

What is the story of Juan Alecio Samayoa?

A. In 1992 he was charged with torture, rape, extrajudicial killings. Samayoa entered the U.S undetected and in 2019 he was deported back to Guatemala to face trial. He was quickly acquitted.

B. In 1992 he was charged with torture, rape, extrajudicial killings. Samayoa entered the U.S undetected and in 2019 he was deported back to Guatemala to face trial. He was sentenced to life in prison.

C. In 1992 he was charged with torture, rape, extrajudicial killings. Samayoa entered the U.S undetected and in 2019 he was deported back to Honduras to face trial. He was quickly acquitted.

Question #21

Match the correct context about the legacy of the wars of the 1980's. The war on drugs as kept UN aid flowing

A. Incorrect

B. Correct

Question #22

Match the correct context about the legacy of the wars of the 1980's. In Panama, death cars roam the streets

A. Correct

B. Incorrect

Question #23

Match the correct context about the legacy of the wars of the 1980's. Several studies in Guatemala emphasize how people raised in and surrounded by violence may absorb and reenact violence themselves

A. Incorrect

B. Correct

Question #24

Neoliberal multiculturalism is Mayan promoting the idea of cultural rights that add folkloric color to national identity without threatening socialeconomic structures. ILO Convention 169 requires prior consultation by the state on indigenous territory.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

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