In the 1960s, how did the Brazilian government respond to the housing crises in the cities that resulted from the population boom?

A. It expanded sanitation services to all housing.

B. It helped construct favelas, or shantytowns, as temporary housing.

C. It tried to eliminate favelas, or shantytowns, in metropolitan areas.

D. It created jobs that let people build houses and get paid for their work.

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C. It tried to eliminate favelas, or shantytowns, in metropolitan areas.
Which of the following accurately reflects an important reason why intraregional migration occurred in Latin America after 1945?

A. People moved to new countries in response to political and economic crises.

B. Megacities became desirable living destinations for many Latin Americans.

C. More jobs were available in people’s home countries due to economic growth.

D. People wanted access to better services than they had in their home countries.
B. Megacities became desirable living destinations for many Latin Americans.
What did political ineffectiveness lead to in Latin America? (1 point)
Responses

A. higher wages at factories

B. poverty and violence

C. education and health care

D. The United Nations lending money to countries.
B. poverty and violence
How did the political environment begin to change in Latin America following World War II, particularly in regard to multinational corporations?

A. European companies recolonized Latin America through business.

B. Latin American countries began to assert their voices in international affairs.

C. The U.S. took on the role of protector of Latin America.

D. The UN decided Latin American countries are not important.
B. Latin American countries began to assert their voices in international affairs.