Which dictator came to power after a coup d'tat in 1976 in Argentina?
Correct answer: B. Jorge Videla
- A. Juan Pern
- B. Jorge Videla
- C. Daniel Ortega
- D. Octavio Paz
Explanation
General Jorge Rafael Videla became Argentina's de facto president after the military coup of March 1976. Juan Perón was a civilian president, while Daniel Ortega ruled Nicaragua.
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