The Argentine-born revolutionary who became a symbol of anti-imperialist struggle in Latin America is?

• A. Fidel Castro
• B. Che Guevara
• C. Salvador Allende
• D. Corazon Aquino

Answer: (B)

This question centers on identifying the Argentine-born revolutionary who became a symbol of anti-imperialist struggle in Latin America. Che Guevara fits this description precisely: he was born in Rosario, Argentina, in 1928, and his experiences traveling across the continent—recorded in The Motorcycle Diaries—highlighted poverty and imperialist domination in the region. He joined Fidel Castro in the Cuban Revolution, helping overthrow the Batista regime and championing socialist, anti-imperialist ideals that spread across Latin America. Over time, his image and writings became a universal symbol of resistance to foreign dominance and revolutionary struggle in the Americas. The other figures aren’t Argentine-born: Fidel Castro was Cuban, Salvador Allende was Chilean, and Corazon Aquino was Filipino, so they don’t match all parts of the prompt.