 ), and increased government control over economic activity by enforcing those entities as monopolies and disincentivized private activity in those sectors.Most reforms were planned by left-leaning intellectuals of the time, and some of them successfully improved the Peruvian quality of life.A root and branch education reform was in march looking to include all Peruvians and move them towards to a new national thinking and feeling; the poor and the most excluded were prioritized in this system and the "Día del Indio" or "Peruvian Indian's day" name was changed to "Día del Campesino" or "Peruvian Peasant's day" every June 24, a traditional holiday of the land, the day of winter solstice.