During the Arévalo government, urban middle-class ladina women
A) were largely ignored as Arévalo's programs stressed class rather than gender equality.
B) opposed the Arévalo reform program because it threatened the rights of private property.
C) organized to support the Catholic Church, which Arévalo's reforms targeted.
D) played an influential role, agitating for women's rights and leading literacy crusades.

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During the Arévalo government, urban middle-class ladina women played an influential role by advocating for women's rights and leading literacy campaigns, contributing to social reforms.

During the Arévalo Government, Urban Middle-Class Ladina Women