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. During the nineteenth century, Uruguay was able to reallocate wealth in the country due to success of exports such as livestock.
During the twentieth century and depression in other countries like the United States, the economy of Uruguay suffered because of decreased fruit and vegetable exports.
Lack of modernization and industrialization affected the ability for Uruguay to continue expanding its economy as it did in previous centuries.
In the twentieth century, the economy of Uruguay was in extreme poverty.