PLM leaders Camilo Arriaga and Dolores Jiménez organized Mexico City's Complot de Tacubaya, an urban revolt that
A) championed the rights of the poor and brought Porfirio Díaz to power.
B) denounced Francisco Madero for ignoring the interests of Mexican workers and women.
C) demanded indigenous rights, land reform, eight-hour day, and equal pay for equal work.
D) reflected the urban interests of Mexico's new national bourgeoisie that opposed Díaz.
C
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Which of the following was true of the "black codes"?
A) They kept blacks from purchasing property and testifying in court. B) They denied blacks the right to serve on juries. C) They restricted black occupations and labor with employment contracts, corporal punishment, and high occupation fees. D) They gave blacks the right to vote.
The text authors assert that "the battle lines in most [late nineteenth-century] cities were drawn between individual profits and public need"
What were the key sources of profit in late nineteenth-century American cities? What were the most pressing public needs? Who won the "battle?" Why?
Which statement best describes the Marshall Plan along with the Soviet's reaction to it?
a. It offered economic assistance to all nations agreeing to fight the Soviet Union. b. When it learned that it was not included in the plan, the Soviet Union threatened to go to war with any nation that took advantage of it. c. The plan required that Western European nations work closely with all factions, including Communists. d. The Soviet Union created its own version to incorporate Eastern European economies into the Soviet system.
In comparison with the peoples of Eurasia, the Americans cultivated
a. maize very rarely b. very few root crops c. crops much later d. more diverse crops e. only grain crops