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Which of the following possibilities did wealthy Salvadoran landowners want to prevent when they created death squads? A. a U.S. invasion B. a social revolution C. defaulting on debt payments D. the destruction of Catholicism
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User: Which of the following possibilities did wealthy Salvadoran landowners want to prevent when they created death squads? A. a U.S. invasion B. a social revolution C. defaulting on debt payments D. the destruction of Catholicism

Weegy: A. a U.S. invasion
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