A major structural flaw of the Peruvian Revolution was that it
A) gave insufficient incentives for investment to the national capitalists.
B) favored the peasantry over the urban working and middle classes.
C) represented a revolution from above, with little input from below.
D) relied on corrupt military technocrats who lacked managerial know-how.

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The Peruvian Revolution was characterized as a "revolution from above," meaning it was initiated and controlled by the military government without significant grassroots involvement or input from the general populace.

A Major Structural Flaw of the Peruvian Revolution Was That