Argentine Gov. Ramon Castillo

In 1942, while other American republics took action against a common enemy, Argentina delayed its decision until its Congress could vote on whether to sever relations or remain neutral.

In 1942, what action did several American republics take against a common adversary?

• They broke ties with the adversary.

• They declared war on each other.

• They formed an alliance with the adversary.

• They remained neutral.

What was Argentina's initial response to the actions of other American republics in 1942?

• Argentina immediately joined the adversary.

• Argentina postponed its decision.

• Argentina severed all ties immediately.

• Argentina declared war on the adversary.

What was Argentina waiting for before making a decision?

• Approval from the United Nations.

• A vote from its Congress.

• Support from neighboring countries.

• A peace treaty with the adversary.

What were the two options considered by the Argentine Congress?

• To join the adversary or to remain neutral.

• To remain neutral or to sever relations.

• To declare war or to form an alliance.

• To form a new government or to maintain the status quo.

Which of the following best describes Argentina's stance during the initial phase of the conflict?

• Supportive of the adversary.

• Indifferent and uninvolved.

• Cautious and deliberative.

• Aggressive and confrontational.