During the 1930s and 1940s in Many Latin American Countries

During the 1930s and 1940s in many Latin American countries,

A) social democratic parties similar to those in Germany came to power but did not last long.
B) industrial workers began to take a greater interest in politics, with populist politicians drawing them into reform efforts.
C) absentee landlords began to sell off their property, fearing nationalization by governments in need of capital.
D) immigration from Europe decreased, making it somewhat easier for urban dwellers to find jobs.
E) women began to agitate for voting rights, which they did not receive until the 1960s in most places.