The Popular Front's Motto During the 1930s Was

question 5

Multiple Choice

The Popular Front's motto during the 1930s was

• A) Bread or the Club.
• B) Bread, Clothing, and a Roof.
• C) Order and Progress.
• D) Death to the Yanquis.

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