What group began weekly marches in the Plaza de Mayo in 1977 to ask about their missing children?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo
- Step 1: Mothers began walking round the square each Thursday. Step 2. Their white scarves became a symbol of the search for the disappeared. Answer: The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo. Why not the others: The other groups did not hold those marches.
Practise more Politics and Institutions since 1880.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed General Knowledge (Argentina) mock tests.
More Politics and Institutions since 1880 questions
- What name is given to the 1912 law that set the secret and compulsory male vote?
- Who in 1916 became the first president elected under the secret and compulsory vote?
- Which general led the 1930 coup that overthrew Yrigoyen?
- In which year did Argentina pass the law giving women the vote, promoted by Eva Peron?
- Which labour leader won the presidency in 1946 and gave his name to a political movement?
- Which day of 1945 do Peronists celebrate as Loyalty Day, when workers filled the Plaza de Mayo?