Module 8 Quiz: The Mexican Miracle and the Social Movements of t

Which of the following was not a characteristic of the Mexican Miracle?

• GDP growth above 6%

• Political stability

• Reduction of social inequality

• Urbanization

The Mexican Miracle was driven by foreign investment and import substitution.

• True

• False

he economic strategy that aimed to produce goods domestically instead of importing them was called

• • Export Promotion Model

• • Import Substitution Model

• • Neoliberal Model

• • Free Trade Agreement

Matching: President and Policy

• Authoritarian & student repression

• Luis Echeverría Álvarez

• Stabilizing development model $$$

• Gustavo Díaz Ordaz

• protests (Halconazo) and populist refor

• Adolfo López Mateos

Select the positive outcomes of the Mexican Miracle:

• Expansion of infrastructure

• Growth of the middle class

• Increase in domestic consumption

• Equal wealth distribution

What event triggered the Mexican Student Movement of 1968?

• The Cuban Revolution

• A school brawl between IPN and UNAM

• The Tlatelolco massacre

• Budget cuts in UNAM

In (a)   was the Mexican Student Movement

Put the following 1968 events in the correct order:

• 1. Occupation of IPN

• 1. Nationwide support for students

• 1. School fight

• 1. Tlatelolco Massacre

• 1. Joint protest march attacked

Match

• Gender, land, and autonomy rights

• Students (1968)

• Demanded democracy, school investment

• Women, Indigenous, Peasants

• Poor salaries and hospital conditions

• Railroad Workers (1959)

• State repression and lack of union democ

• Doctors (1964)

What happened in the Halconazo (1971)?

• • Teachers protested poor salaries

• • The president resigned

• • Students were killed by a paramilitary group

• • A peace treaty was signed