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| by jfk. in reaction to the cuban revolution to reduce revolutionalry pressures by stimulating economic developemnt and political reform |
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civil (economic crissis 2001-2002) roits that occured against government. went through 5 presidents |
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| held lots of jobs in 1880 and 1890s. costa rica, honduras, guatelmala, ...missing fingers jobs no school |
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| reform movement. civic and economic nationalism. meant concerted state actionagainst "foreign economic imerialism" from pres jose batlle in uruguay. eliminate caudillo rule |
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| 1961. unsuccessful attempted invasion by armed cuban exiles in cuba. funded by US in attemp to overthrough castro |
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| family stripend. a part of the brazilian govermental welfare frogra. provides financial aid to poor and indigent brizilian families on condition that children must attend school and be vaccinated |
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| a major prizon riot. guards stormed cells and hit unarmed men. 1992. sao paulo, brazil |
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| idea that every focus on its natural supliments. "cuba stick to suger" no diversity or expansion |
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| societ union held missiles in cuba. jfk wanted them out or war. dangerous moment in cold war. |
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| an organized social movement and market based model of international trade which promotes the payment of a fair price |
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| poor homes in brazil. rio de janiero. slum drugs and gangs |
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| by us from FDR 1933-45. renouncing unpopular military intervention. emphazied on trade rather than military force to maintain stabilithy in the new hemisphere |
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| yacht used to transport the fighters of the cuban reovution from mexico to cuba in 1956. |
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1791-1804. african slave rebellion successful. haiti as a free black rerpublic. was colony of france |
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| import substitution industrializaiton. trade and economic policy based on the premise that a country should attemp to substitue products which it imports. brazil |
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| gave puerto ricans citizenship |
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| social movement in catholic church. bring justice to the poor and oppressed, pariculary through political actiism |
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| literary term. mixture in realism and fantisy. |
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| a factory that imports materials and equipment on a duty-free and |
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| 1910-1917. fight for social justice and vindicaiton |
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| us proclaimed european hands off in the western hemisphere |
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| marxist guerrillas.against argentine military government |
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| north american free trade agreement. 1994. eliminated majority of tariffs on products traded among the us canada and mexico |
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| informal sort of colinizaiton by outside pwoers. although politically independent |
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| rule by few. powerful families able to dominate a local state or national government bc of their social and economic influence. |
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| arentina, brizil, chile, campaign of political repressions involving assassination and intellignce operations offically inplemented in 1975 |
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| leading figure in the mexican revolution. firected against porfrio diaz.liberation army of the south |
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| mexican reolutionary general. caudillo division of the north |
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| brazil prez. axis powers(germany) |
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| irish soldier. us-mexican war |
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| intaliaan born american police officer fbi agent under a us government security advisor in la |
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| colombian novelist, journalist noble peace prize |
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| politicain, witer, president after diaz in mexico |
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| led hatian revolutoion. slave born leader. |
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| argentine born marxist revolutionary political figure and leader of cuban and internationalist guerrilas |
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| presidnet of chile. socialist politicain |
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| nit of irish cath. faught for mexican |
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| guerrilla organizaiton in uruguay 60s and 70s |
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| 1898 us told spain to let cuba be independent. did so fought |
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| nerve suffering bc of poverty |
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| worship of saints. combination of catholicism and caribbean. in cuba |
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| 1905. additon to monroe doctorine. allows us marines to police for preventing european involvment |
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| Partido revolucinario Institutional. mexican political party |
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long rule by porfirio diaz. |
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| 1903. treaty between us and cuba inattempt to protect cuba indepenence. |
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| dieities in cuba. religion. gods |
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