The Postwar Collapse of Sugar Prices

question 33

Multiple Choice

The postwar collapse of sugar prices

• A) led to gradual diversification of Cuban agriculture and decline of sugar monoculture.
• B) undermined local support for Enoch Crowder's democratically elected government.
• C) produced a downward economic spiral known as "the dance of the millions."
• D) exposed the consequences of foreign domination and ignited nationalistic social protests.

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