Quiz 2

A  To offer a public option for the urban majority to work alongside the free market in food provision. 

B  To offer a public option for the free market majority to work alongside the Sandinistas in food provision. 

C  To offer a public option for the poor majority to work alongside the free market in food provision. 

A  COSEP advocated for the interest of campesinos and became a major platform of opposition. After Reagan’s election, COSEP moved into alliance with those seeking to undermine and overthrow the FSLN (Sandinistas). 

B  COSEP advocated for the interest of business leaders and became a major platform of opposition. After Reagan’s election, COSEP moved into alliance with those seeking to undermine and overthrow the FSLN (Sandinistas). 

C  COSEP advocated for the interest of business leaders and became a major platform of opposition. After Reagan’s election, COSEP moved into opposition with those seeking to undermine and overthrow the FSLN (Sandinistas). 

A  Motivated by their commitment to their country and be willing to contribute less to society as a whole. 

B  Motivated by their commitment to their country and be willing to contribute more to society as a whole. 

C  Motivated by their commitment to the Sandinistas (FSLN) and be willing to contribute more to society as a whole. 

A  Expanding the private sector while leaving much of the economy in public hands. 

B  Expanding the public sector while leaving much of the economy in foreign hands. 

C  Expanding the public sector while leaving much of the economy in private hands. 

A  The “developmentalists” advocated the eventual incorporation of the peasantry into larger, state-run industrialized units.
The “campesinists” advocated the support of small-scale subsistence farming.

B  The “developmentalists” advocated the support of small-scale subsistence farming.
The “campesinists” advocated the eventual incorporation of the peasantry into larger, state-run industrialized units.

C  The “developmentalists” advocated the eventual incorporation of the foreign businesses into larger, state-run industrialized units.
The “campesinists” advocated the support of small-scale subsistence farming.

A  To address the increasingly urgent large landowners demands for land, while encouraging production by reassuring campesinos that as long as they used their land productively, it would not be confiscated. 

B  To address the increasingly urgent campesino demands for land, while encouraging production by reassuring large landowners that as long as they don’t use their land productively, it would not be confiscated. 

C  To address the increasingly urgent campesino demands for land, while encouraging production by reassuring large landowners that as long as they used their land productively, it would not be confiscated. 

A  The Prolonged Popular War faction advocated continued rural organizing.
The Proletario wanted to focus on organizing urban workers.
The Terceristas wanted major urban insurrection and called for a broad national front.

B  The Prolonged Popular War faction wanted major urban insurrection and called for a broad national front.
The Proletario advocated continued rural organizing
The Terceristas wanted to focus on organizing urban workers.

C  The Prolonged Popular War faction wanted to focus on organizing urban workers.
The Proletario wanted major urban insurrection and called for a broad national front.
The Tercerista advocated continued rural organizing

A  The Guardia’s foot soldiers like those in the Guatemalan army were mostly poor campesino adult males whose humiliating training indoctrinated them into a culture of cruelty. 

B  he Guardia’s foot soldiers like those in the Guatemalan army were mostly poor campesino youth whose humiliating training indoctrinated them into a culture of machismo. 

C  The Guardia’s foot soldiers like those in the Guatemalan army were mostly poor campesino youth whose humiliating training indoctrinated them into a culture of cruelty. 

A  Liberation theology transformed Cardenal to be a catholic activist; to work with Nicaragua’s rural poor and understand the word of God. 

B  Liberation theology transformed Cardenal to be a catholic activist; to work with Nicaragua’s rural poor and understand their struggles. 

C  Liberation theology transformed Cardenal to be a catholic activist; give daily mass to Nicaragua’s rural poor and understand their struggles. 

A  A new Nicaragua liberated from the Somoza dictatorship, the Guardia, and U.S imperialism. 

B  A new Nicaragua liberated from the Somoza dictatorship, the Guardia, and the green revolution. 

C  A new Nicaragua liberated from the Somoza dictatorship, the Contras, and U.S imperialism.