As the reformist Velasco dictatorship crumbled, chicha artists
A) became less politically engaged and, instead, stressed ballads about unrequited love.
B) rushed to defend a military regime that had celebrated indigenous cultural traditions.
C) abandoned their interest in indigenous cultural traditions and celebrated modernity.
D) provided cultural space to organize popular resistance and promote a return to democracy.
D
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Brazil avoided a violent transition from colony to nation because
A) the plantation slaves, although numerous, were prevented from fighting. B) the colonial Brazilians had plenty of experience with self-governance. C) Brazil, by choice, operated as a constitutional monarchy for much of the 19th century. D) the Brazilian criollos were more interested in fiestas than in politics. E) the British intervened and stopped the budding revolution.
According to the text, Mann's The Magic Mountain is an allegory for
a. a group of tuberculosis patients in a sanitarium. b. the decomposition of the bourgeois west. c. the avant-garde artistic community. d. the Hollywood film community. e. the collapse of Communism.
Why did the Whig Party nominate William Henry Harrison as its presidential candidate in 1840?
a. He had a distinguished military record. b. He was governor of a key midwestern state. c. He was the country's best known political stump speaker. d. He was a wealthy industrialist who appealed to the pro-business elements of the party.
Examine the role that family played in ancient Rome. What role did women play inside and outside the home? Did women have more or less freedom in Rome than in other societies?
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