Uruguay's primary economic influence was export of livestock. Select the responses below that identify and explain the impact of changes in export of livestock on the culture and economy in Uruguay. In the twentieth century, the economy of Uruguay was ruined.
Lack of modernization and industrialization affected the ability for Uruguay to maintain its strong economy over time.
During times of depression in other countries, the economy of Uruguay suffered because of decreased livestock export.
During the nineteenth century, Uruguay was able to reallocate wealth in the country due to success of exports.

the answer that most likely fits is A.

Explanation:

Uruguay’s economy suffered especially from 1999-2002 when Brazil and Argentina reflected their economic issues over to Uruguay. money stopped being deposited from Argentina into Uruguay banks as there was a freeze, a happening that proved to make devastating impact to Uruguay’s economy for years to come.

Both A. and C.

Explanation:

C. states that during the Great Depression there was a major decline since the trade was not going as smoothly.

A. however states that the economy was ruined during the twentieth century, and the Great Depression happened in the twentieth century.

Therefore,

Both A. and C. are a good match

d: their own individual powers within the new goverment