Respuesta :
Two statements that correctly describe the outcomes of the revolutions in Latin America:
(B) New Latin American countries had stronger ties with the United States.
(D) New Latin American countries each developed a government.
What were the revolutions in Latin America?
- In the twentieth century, Latin America was undoubtedly one of the most "revolutionary" regions in the world.
- It saw four "big revolutions": Mexico in 1910, Bolivia in 1952, Cuba in 1959, and Nicaragua in 1979.
- These social revolutions involved a significant, violent, and voluntary battle for political power, as well as the overturning of established political, economic, social, and cultural norms.
- Following these victorious revolutions, new revolutionary government institutions were established, major structural changes were enacted, and a new revolutionary culture was adopted.
Two statements that correctly describe the outcomes of the revolutions in Latin America are:
(D) New Latin American countries each developed a government.
With the exception of Cuba and Puerto Rico, all the colonized Latin American countries formed their government after the revolution
(B) New Latin American countries had stronger ties with the United States.
The newly formed Latin American countries signed several trade deals with the US not long after the revolution
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Correct question:
Which two statements correctly describe the outcomes of the revolutions in Latin America?
(A) New Latin American countries had stronger ties with Spain.
(B) New Latin American countries had stronger ties with the United States.
(C) New Latin American countries permanently formed one single country.
(D) New Latin American countries each developed a government.
