e in northern Canada living gene navut, northern Quebec, the N de Inuit peoples also live in G Identity and Ideology Assignment Booklet 1 ential British political 59) is seen as one of the cght. Mill argued that wished, so long as chts of others. Use the following information to answer questions 8, 9, and 10. The country of Bolivia was originally colonized by Spain, However, by the early 1900s, most of its governments were controlled by a group of rich and powerful leaders who followed capitalist policies. During this time, tin and silver were important sources of wealth for the country, but only for the leaders. Living conditions for the native people, who made up the majority of the population, remained terrible. With work opportunities limited to primitive conditions in the mines and in large estates having nearly feudal status, they had no access to education, economic opportunity, and political participation. dards aimed rotecting and Finally in 1951, the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNR) was elected as a political party supported by many groups. Under its president, the MNR, having strong popular pressure, introduced universal voting into its political policies and carried out sweeping land-reforms promoting rural education and nationalization (government takeover) of the country's largest tin mines. From the excerpt, which of the following most clearly show values of individualism? 8. A. Promoting tin and silver as valuable resources. B. Promoting land ownership, education, and nationalization of industries. C. Having governments made up of the richest and most oubribo influential people. oorlo ow of uorte D. Introducing universal voting. Dewolis ad From the collectivist viewpoint, which group would benefit most from the election of the MNR? 9. A. The government B. The mine workers C. The businessmen who had previously owned the mines D. The voters 10. The original mine owners and the native workers had differing ideologies. Which of the following would have most strongly influenced these differences? A. Relationship to land, environment B. Class C. Nation D. Religion ADLC | Social Studies 30-2

e in northern Canada living gene navut, northern Quebec, the N de Inuit peoples also live in G Identity and Ideology Assignment Booklet 1 ential British political 59) is seen as one of the cght. Mill argued that wished, so long as chts of others. Use the following information to answer questions 8, 9, and 10. The country of Bolivia was originally colonized by Spain, However, by the early 1900s, most of its governments were controlled by a group of rich and powerful leaders who followed capitalist policies. During this time, tin and silver were important sources of wealth for the country, but only for the leaders. Living conditions for the native people, who made up the majority of the population, remained terrible. With work opportunities limited to primitive conditions in the mines and in large estates having nearly feudal status, they had no access to education, economic opportunity, and political participation. dards aimed rotecting and Finally in 1951, the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (MNR) was elected as a political party supported by many groups. Under its president, the MNR, having strong popular pressure, introduced universal voting into its political policies and carried out sweeping land-reforms promoting rural education and nationalization (government takeover) of the country's largest tin mines. From the excerpt, which of the following most clearly show values of individualism? 8. A. Promoting tin and silver as valuable resources. B. Promoting land ownership, education, and nationalization of industries. C. Having governments made up of the richest and most oubribo influential people. oorlo ow of uorte D. Introducing universal voting. Dewolis ad From the collectivist viewpoint, which group would benefit most from the election of the MNR? 9. A. The government B. The mine workers C. The businessmen who had previously owned the mines D. The voters 10. The original mine owners and the native workers had differing ideologies. Which of the following would have most strongly influenced these differences? A. Relationship to land, environment B. Class C. Nation D. Religion ADLC | Social Studies 30-2