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Which explains how the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo affected Argentina?

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The Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo affected Argentina as they forced the government to hold free elections.

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Plaza de Mayo was the introductory spot in Buenos Aires, Argentina established in 1884 after the destruction of the Recovahouse. On the first centenary of the “May Revolution” of 1811 Mayo was instated in the Square hub making it the first national monument.

Plaza de Mayo had a significant role in many Argentinian movements such as “Mother of Plaza de Mayo”. It was a movement campaigned by the mother of the teenagers who disappeared during the military dictatorship the reigned during the 1970s. The women on every Thursday started gathering at the Plaza de Mayo, which was also the residence of the President seeking the information about their disappeared offspring’s. They sought to hold the administration taking the accountability against the human rights violation that was committed during the Dirty war. Soon the movement gained national support. It was their effort that the government was compelled to hold free elections in Argentina and put end to the Military government.

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Mother of Plaza de Mayo

Keywords:

Mother of Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Recova house, May Revolution, Square hub, Argentinian movements, Thursday, President, Human Rights, Dirty war

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They forced the government to hold free elections.

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