After the Mexican revolution, the government bought out hacienda owners and awarded peasants with ejidos, where they practiced subsistence farming. What government program was this?

a.

reapportionment

c.

latifundios

b.

land redistribution

d.

cash crops

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Allen Henderson

29 May, 18:27

After the Mexican revolution, the government bought out hacienda owners and awarded peasants with ejidos, where they practiced subsistence farming. What government program was this?

a.

reapportionment

c.

latifundios

b.

land redistribution

d.

cash crops

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Shawn Cole · Answer 1

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After the Mexican revolution, the government bought out hacienda owners and awarded peasants with ejidos, where they practiced subsistence farming. What government program was this?

latifundios

After the Mexican revolution, the government bought out hacienda owners and awarded peasants with ejidos, where they practiced subsistence farming. What government program was this?a.reapportionmentc.latifundiosb.land redistributiond.cash crops

After the Mexican revolution, the government bought out hacienda owners and awarded peasants with ejidos, where they practiced subsistence farming. What government program was this?

a.

reapportionment

c.

latifundios

b.

land redistribution

d.

cash crops