Populism in Chile and Venezuela differed from populism in Brazil and Argentina n period from 1930 to 1960 in what way?
A) In Chile and Venezuela the base for populism was mostly rural.
B) Neither country generated upon export revenues to support import substitution
C) Parties rather than charismatic leaders provided the political leadership for social and economic development
D) Both countries successfully modernized their agricultural sectors with support from landowners.

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In Chile and Venezuela, populism was more party-driven, with political parties playing a significant role in leading social and economic development, unlike in Brazil and Argentina where charismatic leaders were more central to the populist movements.

Populism in Chile and Venezuela Differed from Populism in Brazil