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Unit 3 Contemporary Latin America

Unit 3 Contemporary Latin America. Regions of:. Mexico Central America South America The Island of the Caribbean Sea. Languages. Official of most = Spanish Brazil = Portuguese Belize and Jamaica = English Haiti = French and Creole. Why Study Latin America?. Size Population

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Bell Work: Using Graphics

Bell Work: Using Graphics. 1 st : Peninsulares: Spanish Officials: Ruling Class 2 nd : Criollos: Born, Mexico; Spanish Parents 3 rd : Mestizos: European And Native American Ancestry 4 th : Africans: Enslaved By Europeans 5 th : Native Americans: Lowest Level Of Society.

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Chp 10: Human Geography of Latin America

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History of Latin America

History of Latin America. Chapters 10 and 11. Mexico. Native Peoples Teotihuacan, Toltec, Maya, Aztecs. Spanish Conquest 1519, Cortes landed Conquered the Aztecs. Spanish Conquest. When Cortes conquered the Aztecs they built Mexico City on top of Tenochtitlan.

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Politics in Mexico

Politics in Mexico. Mexico. Population 109 million 1/3 the population of US Spanish, Amerindian Roman Catholic land area 2 million km 2 1/5 the size of US. Colonial rule & independence. Ancient Amerindian civilizations 3 centuries of Spanish rule war of independence 1810 - 1821.

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Linkage Institutions

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Mexico

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Sovereignty, Authority and Power

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Nationalism in Latin America

Nationalism in Latin America. Economic System (early 20 th Century). Based largely on export of food stuffs & raw materials Individual economies were one dimensional: 1 or 2 products exported (e.g. Argentina: beef & wheat). U.S. involvement in LA.

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Latin America

Latin America . Economic Trends . Social Trends . Elite land ownership created class warfare between the rich and poor Liberation Theology- The church is active in the struggle for economic and social equality Urbanization Created food, housing and safe drinking water shortages .

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MEXICO

MEXICO. Historical Development of Mexican Political Culture. Important Themes to the Development of Mexican Political Culture . (1) Geography & Demographics (2) Impact of Colonialism (3) Mexican Independence (4) The Porfiriato (5) Revolution of 1910 (6) The Cardenas Upheaval

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MEXICO

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POLITICS IN MEXICO

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Latin American Leaders

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Anatomy of a Marriage

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Turmoil and Change in Mexico

Turmoil and Change in Mexico. 28.4. Setting the Stage. Legacy of Spanish colonialism Spanish and U.S. posed problems for the nation U.S. wanted to extend their territory into Mexico. Santa Anna and the Mexican War. 19 th century Santa Anna dom. M. politics

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A PLACE OF 3 CULTURES

A PLACE OF 3 CULTURES. 10-2. I Aztecs and the Spaniards. A. The Aztecs had built a powerful empire in central Mexico B. Tenochtitlan occupied the site of modern Mexico City C. Hernan Cortes, a Spanish adventurer, marched his soldiers into Tenochtitlan in 1519

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Democracy and the World: South America

Democracy and the World: South America. Making Democracy Work . Case Studies: Brazil, Mexico and Argentina. Democracy in Brazil .

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