What did Juan Peron and Salvador Allende have most in common?

A. They ruled as military dictators

B. They were the first elected leaders in new nations

C. They instituted reforms that led to their overthrow

D. They opposed nationalization

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Urijah Hoover

Social Studies

22 December, 16:14

What did Juan Peron and Salvador Allende have most in common?

A. They ruled as military dictators

B. They were the first elected leaders in new nations

C. They instituted reforms that led to their overthrow

D. They opposed nationalization

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Alvin Forbes · Answer 1

A. They ruled as military dictators

False: they weren't dictators

B. They were the first elected leaders in new nations

False: e. g. Eduardo Frei Montalva was elected in Chile before

C. They instituted reforms that led to their overthrow

- Correct!

D. They opposed nationalization

- false. In fact Peron oversaw the railway nationalization in Argentina.

What did Juan Peron and Salvador Allende have most in common?A. They ruled as military dictatorsB. They were the first elected leaders in new nationsC. They instituted reforms that led to their overthrowD. They opposed nationalization

What did Juan Peron and Salvador Allende have most in common?

A. They ruled as military dictators

B. They were the first elected leaders in new nations

C. They instituted reforms that led to their overthrow

D. They opposed nationalization