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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 44-54.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When did Joe Moakley, a Boston-based congressman, first hear about the plight of the Salvadorans?
(a) 1983.
(b) 1984.
(c) 1981.
(d) 1982.

2. When children began arriving alone from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras, how much did the U.S. government spend on a program to house and process them?
(a) $1.3 billion.
(b) $2 billion.
(c) $175 million.
(d) $280 million.

3. In the fall of 1981, how much money did the National Security Council agree to give in economic aid to governments in Central America and the Caribbean?
(a) $100 million.
(b) $300 million.
(c) $400 million.
(d) $500 million.

4. During Romagoza's eight years in government, how had health clinics grown in El Salvador?
(a) From 27 to 51.
(b) From 15 to 44.
(c) From 36 to 98.
(d) From 34 to 89.

5. Where was Marcelo Lucero, a 37-year-old who had been murdered by teens in 2008, from?
(a) El Salvador.
(b) Ecuador.
(c) Guatemala.
(d) Honduras.

Short Answer Questions

1. When did Romagoz begin his medical studies at the University of El Slavador?

2. How long might Oscar Romero's Sunday sermons last?

3. How much older was Keldy's husband, Mino Zuniga, than she?

4. In the Introduction, when did ten Honduran migrants meet to pray at the Solidarity 2000 housing complex?

5. What generic last name did Romagoza use when he first arrived in the U.S.?

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