By contrast to Peru's and Cuba's strategy for national development during the early 1970s, Chileans opted for a model of
A) top-down revolution imposed by the armed forces.
B) peaceful, democratic transition to socialism.
C) violent urban guerrilla insurrection.
D) prolonged popular war, combining elements of guerrilla insurgency and political struggle.

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Chile, under President Salvador Allende, pursued a peaceful, democratic transition to socialism through electoral means and legal reforms, contrasting with the more revolutionary approaches in Peru and Cuba.

By Contrast to Peru's and Cuba's Strategy for National Development