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        | Why is knowledge of Latin America essential to the survival of this country? |  
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        Political Ties within region Revolutionary upheavals Anti-American movements Movements towards democracy School of the Americas 
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        | Economic Interests within the region |  
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        -“One of four major trading partners” -Trade agreements -U.S. Investment -Oil and other “critical” raw materials -Mexico and Brazil may become new economic world powers soon |  
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        | Origin of term Latin America |  
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         “The phrase Latin America was popularized by mid-nineteenth century French, who thought that since their culture, like that of Spanish and Portuguese America, was “Latin” (ie. Romance language-speaking), France would claim imperial leadership throughout the continent” (Skidmore 2010). |  
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        -Push to “prosecute the military personnel and police who had killed the disappeared”-More than 10,000 suspects 
-Economy push to clean foreign debt 
-Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner First Argentine Woman directly elected to presidency Second woman President  |  
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        -90% is of Eueropean descent 
-1-3 human cow ratio 
-Emilio Bourdain 
-1940s Frenchemigrated to emigrated to Uruguay 
Capital of Paraguay is Asuncion  |  
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- Military rule (1964-1984
 
- 1964- General Humberto Castillo Branco
 
 
-Ousted Populist Joao Goulant 
-Army Chiefs of staff gain power 
-Repressive military rule and political violence 
-Issued institutional Act 5 
-Luiz Inacio "Lula" da Silva 
-Dilma Rousseff 
  
  
  
  
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ÐShut down Congress  
  
ÐSuspended habeas corpus  
  
ÐExtended powers of the military to censor the press  
  
ÐCurtailed democratic rights  
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        -1st woman president elected 
-2nd woman president  |  
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        | Luiz Inacio "Lula" da Silva |  
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        -2003-2010 
-1st working class president 
-Labor union leader 
-founded workers party  |  
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        | Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana |  
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- -Forgotten corner because little info is known, small area, and no international flights so little tourism
 
 
- -In Guyana. 45% indian heritage, 30 west African and 17 mixed heritage
 
- Suriname is Dutch speaking
 
- French Guiana is not its own country but a French property
 
 
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- Simon Bolivar
 
- Afro colombians given freedom through the wars of independence
 
- Women played an important role in the wars of independence
 
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- Venezuela 
 
- Colombia
 
- Ecuador
 
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- Constitutional Charter of 1821 
 
 
  
  
- “Indigenas”- term for Indigenous 
 
 
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- 1917-Puerto Rican residents granted U.S. citizenship
 
- 1947-Puerto Rico attempted self-government
 
- 1952- Island granted “commonwealth status” within the U.S. 
 
- Operation Bootstrap (50s-60s) 
 
- Governor Luis Muñoz Marín –Chief Executive 
 
 
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- popular because he implemented many benifical reforms and improved living conditions
 
- socialist
 
- Venezuela( caracass)
 
 
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- Asians and Koreans migrated to in the 40-50s
 
- sancocho is made with leftover ingredients
 
- Independence from France-1821
 
- Independence from Haiti-1844
 
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- US encouraged investments -tax holidays
 
- Change in social/economic life
 
- -sugar estates=factories
 
- -industrilization thrived
 
 
Result Massive unemployment  
Migrations to U.S.= “Nuyoricans” (40%) 
2 Puerto Ricos: “One on the Island and One on the Mainland” 
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- Jose Marti
 
- Independence. US battleship Maine exploded in Cuba port and blamed Spain. Spanish-American war where Spain withdrew. 
 
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        "Raceless Society" 
Liberatador de Cuba  |  
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- Maurice Bishop
 
- Ousted Gairy 
 
- Prime Minister of Grenada
 
- New Jewel Movement
 
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- jah is God
 
- rastafari is natural living
 
- ganja is a natural herb
 
- Jah-b loves castro because he gives an equal share to everyone
 
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- improved health care, decrease mortaility rates and improve education 
 
- most forced into prostitution and drugs
 
- Need to even the distibution of wealth
 
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- Dutch enriched themselves by the transatlantic slave trade and piracy
 
- west indies compant is govt trade. tried trade monopoly
 
- 20% of slaves died due to hard conditions, disease, and poor nutrition. 
 
- Papiamento is the language which incorporates, spanish, french, dutch and english
 
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- 1791- Haitian rebels "Black Jacobins" revolt under leadership of Toussaint
 
- Wanted Sovereignty under France
 
- 2nd free nation in the Americas
 
- 1st independent black country in the world
 
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- Lieutenant of Toussaint Lead Haiti to IndependenceJanuary 1, 1804
 
- Haiti proclaimed nation free from colonial rule
 
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- 1795- spain ceded DR to France
 
- 1804- Haiti independence
 
- 1821 spanish restored to power
 
- 1822-1844 Haitian occupation
 
- 1844 independence from Haiti
 
- 1861-1865 returned to spanish by president
 
- 1865- “Guerra de la Restauracion” –Restoration of Dominican Sovereignty against Spanish forces 
 
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