Ecuador during the first half of the 20th century - 7th

Isidro Ayora was a president of Ecuador.

• True

• False

The government of Isidro Ayora did not worked hard to fix the economy

• True

• False

Juan de Dios Martinez remained in the presidency for ten months.

• True

• False

Durán Ballén had a notable influence on national life from the first commission of President Galo Plaza in the reconstruction of Ambato, after the earthquake, until his passage through power.

• True

• False

typically defended traditional values and institutions, including religion, hierarchical social structures, and political stability.

• Conservative

• Liberal

They emphasized order and stability and might favor strong or authoritarian governments to maintain control and prevent radical change.

• Conservative

• Liberal

advocated for modernization and reform in areas such as the separation of Church and State, the expansion of civil rights, and the promotion of greater social equality.

• Conservative

• Liberal

They supported social and political change to transform society and modernize institutions, often in contrast to traditional and authoritarian structures.

• Conservative

• Liberal

They promoted liberal economic policies that included market openness, encouraging private investment, and less government intervention in the economy.

• Conservative

• Liberal

José María Velasco Ibarra (Quito, March 19, 1893 – Quito, March 30, 1979) was an Ecuadorian lawyer and politician who served as President of Ecuador on five different occasions.

• True

• False