A Serious Weakness of the Military's Land Reform Was

question 6

Multiple Choice

A serious weakness of the military's land reform was

• A) its failure to benefit the peasant villagers (comuneros).
• B) its failure to expropriate the big coastal haciendas.
• C) its acceptance of the family-sized farm as its ideal.
• D) its willingness to give uneducated peasants responsibility for operating cooperatives.

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