Question
Which of the following describes the political effect of the Mexican PRI’s Tlatelolco Massacre?(1 point)
Responses
It ousted the PRI from power.
It ousted the PRI from power.
It increased interest in politics.
It increased interest in politics.
It decreased voter turnout in future elections.
It decreased voter turnout in future elections.
It increased the popularity of the PRI.
Responses
It ousted the PRI from power.
It ousted the PRI from power.
It increased interest in politics.
It increased interest in politics.
It decreased voter turnout in future elections.
It decreased voter turnout in future elections.
It increased the popularity of the PRI.
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The most accurate response regarding the political effect of the Mexican PRI’s Tlatelolco Massacre is:
**It decreased voter turnout in future elections.**
The Tlatelolco Massacre in 1968, where the Mexican government violently repressed a student protest, led to a significant loss of trust in the PRI and decreased political participation among the populace, impacting future voter turnout.
**It decreased voter turnout in future elections.**
The Tlatelolco Massacre in 1968, where the Mexican government violently repressed a student protest, led to a significant loss of trust in the PRI and decreased political participation among the populace, impacting future voter turnout.
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