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What challenge did the United States pose to Mexico after the revolution?

A
It blocked its border with Mexico to keep immigrants out.
B
It imposed strict tariffs on a variety of Mexican products.
C
It launched military campaigns into Mexico to protect US borders.
D
It sent troops to Mexico in an effort to seize its vast oil fields.
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Which best describes the influence of the National Revolutionary Party on Mexico after the revolution?

A
The party’s reforms addressed people’s needs, which led to an expansion of democracy.
B
The party’s reforms caused strife, which cleared the way for a dictator to take control.
C
The party’s reforms created instability in the country, which resulted in another revolution.
D
The party’s reforms stabilized the country, which enabled it to establish one-party rule.
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The PRI hurt Mexico’s efforts at political democracy when leaders

A
used corruption to dominate all political institutions.
B
rolled back nearly all of the democratic reforms.
C
passed a law that forbade the holding of elections.
D
required people to give up their land to the nation.
5

Mexico signed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with

A
the United States and Canada.
B
Canada and Latin American states.
C
the United States and Britain.
D
Canada and Britain.
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Mexico became involved in the Organization of the American States to

A
promote democracy and human rights in Latin America.
B
spread democracy and a single-party state in Latin America.
C
push for capitalism and business in Latin America.
D
stifle development and security in Latin America.
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NAFTA was intended to promote free trade by eliminating tariffs and

A
discouraging more trade.
B
decreasing economic cooperation.
C
increasing economic cooperation.
D
encouraging more tax on trade.
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How has NAFTA affected the manufacturing sector in Mexico?

A
Mexico has experienced no difference in manufacturing jobs because the value of the peso is so low.
B
Mexico has seen an increase in manufacturing jobs because many US companies have relocated there.
C
Mexico has experienced an up-and-down cycle in manufacturing jobs because of a global recession.
D
Mexico has seen a decrease in manufacturing jobs because many US companies are recruiting workers.
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How did the PRI respond to a 1968 protest at Tlatelolco over economic inequality?

A
The military fired into the crowd, killing dozens.
B
The country appealed to the United States for help.
C
The government announced a series of new reforms.
D
The party announced higher wages for laborers.

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