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What significant event occurred in 1867 related to Archduke Maximilian?

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Archduke Maximilian was executed outside the Mexican city of Queretaro.

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Who sent Archduke Maximilian and Carlota to Mexico?

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They were sent by Carlota’s grandfather, Napoleon III.

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What was the political situation that led to Maximilian’s rule?

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Maximilian replaced Benito Juarez after Juarez’s government was toppled by Napoleon and the Conservative party.

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What reforms did Maximilian and Carlota attempt in Mexico?

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They tried to bring reforms to the country but faced a misleading attitude from the Mexican people.

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Who was Benito Juarez?

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A Zapotec Indian who became the leading liberal politician of Mexico.

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What was the fate of Maximilian?

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Maximilian died a tragic figure, famously declaring ‘Long live Mexico, long live independence.’

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What happened to Carlota after Maximilian’s execution?

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Carlota spent the next 60 years in seclusion.

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What influenced the political culture of Latin America in the 18th century?

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The political culture was formed by the Western Enlightenment.

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What characterized Latin America’s history in the 19th century?

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It was shaped by internal struggles and differed from patterns in Africa and Asia.

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What were the main causes of political change in Latin America?

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Independence was achieved as part of the Atlantic revolutions, influenced by the American and French revolutions.

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What was the significance of the Haitian Revolution?

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Led by Toussaint L’Ouverture, it resulted in the creation of the independent republic of Haiti in 1804, symbolizing freedom and hope.

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Who was Father Miguel de Hidalgo?

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A Mexican priest who established the independence movement among American Indians and mestizos in 1810.

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What was the outcome of Agustin de Iturbide’s actions?

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He signed an agreement with insurgent forces and proclaimed himself emperor of Mexico until its collapse in 1824.

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What was Gran Colombia?

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An independent state created as a result of Simon Bolivar’s military success, existing until 1830.

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Who was Jose de San Martin?

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A leader of the struggle for independence in southern South America, known for liberating Chile.

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What was the political situation in Brazil during its independence?

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Brazil’s independence was declared by Pedro I in 1822, maintaining its existing social organization based on slavery.

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What was the Monroe Doctrine?

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A declaration stating that any attempt by a European country to colonize in the Americas would be considered an unfriendly act by the US.

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What economic challenges did Latin America face post-independence?

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Latin American economies stagnated after wars of independence, with many nations turning to foreign governments for loans.

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What was the impact of the guano trade in Peru?

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Guano was exported as a major item of trade, allowing for the end of American Indian tribute and the abolition of slavery.

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What were the social and political issues faced by new Latin American nations?

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They dealt with social inequalities, political representation, and regionalism, leading to political fragmentation.

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Who were the caudillos?

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Independent leaders who dominated local areas by force and sometimes seized national governments.

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What characterized the political landscape of new Latin American nations?

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It was marked by intense division between civilian politicians and powerful regional army commanders.

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What did Europe want more of from Latin America?

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Europe wanted more Latin American products.

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What is guano?

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Guano is bird droppings utilized as fertilizer; exported from Peru as a major item of trade between 1850-1880.

Income from trade permitted the end of American Indian tribute and abolition of slavery.

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What developments occurred in Latin America in the 1840s?
In the 1840s, steamship lines were established, leading to better communication and trade.
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What infrastructure was being built in the 1860s in Latin America?
Railroads were being built.
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What did liberal reformers aim to do in the 1820s and 1830s?
Liberal reformers started programs to break patterns of colonial heritage.
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What happened in the 1840s regarding conservative power in Latin America?
Conservatives returned to power in many places to stop or slow down reform movements.
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What was positivism?
Positivism is a French philosophy based on observation and scientific approaches to societal problems; adopted by many Latin American liberals after independence.
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Who was Auguste Compte?
Auguste Compte was a French philosopher and the founder of positivism.
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What caused a shift in attitude and possibilities in Latin America in the last quarter of the century?
The shift was caused by a general economic expansion from the second industrial revolution and imperialism.
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What was the population of Latin America after 1850?
The population of Latin America reached 43 million, doubling in size.
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What was the economic situation in Latin America after 1850?
The economy grew rapidly, with exports from places like Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil leading to prosperity.
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What was the impact of capitalist programs in Latin America?
Capitalist programs increased, but economic growth and progress were expensive.
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What happened to peasant lands in Chile, Peru, and Bolivia?
Peasant lands were taken away.
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What was the Mexican republic established in 1824 based on?
The Mexican republic's constitution was based on France, the US, and Spain.
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What was the political struggle in Mexico after independence?
There was a struggle between conservatives and liberals.
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Who was General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna?
Santa Anna was a key figure in Mexican politics until his death; he was a caudillo.
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What was the Manifest Destiny?
Manifest Destiny was the belief of the US government that it was destined to rule the continent from coast to coast.
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What was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo ended the Mexican-American War, resulting in the loss of Texas and California to the US. ## Footnote It left a legacy of distrust in the US in Latin America.
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Who was Benito Juarez?
Benito Juarez was the Indian governor of Oaxaca and leader of the liberal rebellion against Santa Anna.
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What was La Reforma?
La Reforma was the liberal rebellion led by Benito Juarez against Santa Anna's forces, beginning in 1854.
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What happened to Maximilian von Habsburg?
Maximilian was proclaimed Emperor of Mexico following French intervention but was overthrown and executed by liberal revolutionaries in 1867.
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What was the Argentine Republic?
The Argentine Republic replaced the state of Buenos Aires in 1862 as a result of a compromise between centralists and federalists.
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Who was Domingo F. Sarmiento?
Domingo F. Sarmiento was a liberal politician and president of the Argentine Republic from 1868-1874, known for his reforms in education and transportation.
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What was the impact of the railroad and telegraph in Argentina?
The railroad and telegraph improved communication and transportation, contributing to Argentina's economic expansion.
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What was the significance of coffee in Brazil's economy?
Coffee became a major export commodity for Brazil, making up 60% of its exports by 1880.
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What was the Brazilian Empire's political situation in the 19th century?
Brazil avoided the political instability and turmoil found in other Latin American countries, maintaining a functioning republic.
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What was the role of immigrants in Brazil's economy?
The influx of immigrants reduced the need for slavery and contributed to economic growth.
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What changes occurred in gender roles in Latin America after independence?
Women participated in independence movements but saw little change in their roles afterward; however, education opportunities increased.
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What was the Great Boom from 1880-1920?
The Great Boom was a period of significant economic growth in Latin America, particularly in Mexico and Argentina.
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What were the consequences of the War of the Pacific?
The War of the Pacific resulted in Chile occupying territory and Bolivia losing access to the Pacific Ocean.
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What was the relationship between Buenos Aires and the Argentine nation?
The relationship was resolved when Buenos Aires was made a federal district.
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What was the impact of American Indians on the southern pampas?
They were conquered, leading to new land for ranching.
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How was the relationship between Buenos Aires and the nation resolved?
It was resolved when Buenos Aires was made a federal district.
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What technological changes contributed to Argentine prosperity?
Technological changes, including refrigerated ships, allowed fresh beef to be sent directly to Europe.
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What was the basis of Argentina's expansion?
The basis of expansion included fresh beef, wool, and wheat exports.
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What was the significance of the golondrimas?
Golondrimas, or 'swallows', worked one harvest in Italy and the second in Argentina.
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How many immigrants stayed in Argentina between 1857 and 1930?
3.5 million immigrants stayed in Argentina during that period.
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What percentage of the Argentine population was foreign-born in 1914?
In 1914, ⅓ of the Argentine population was foreign-born.
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What cultural fusion occurred in Argentina?
A fusion of cultures led to the creation of tango.
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What characterized the decade after 1910 in Argentina?
Strikes and repression characterized the decade after 1910, with significant strikes in 1918.
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What was the social cost of development in Argentina?
Development in Argentina came with social costs.
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What political change occurred in Argentina in 1912?
A new party for the middle class was started in 1912.
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Which party came to power in Argentina in 1916?
The Radical party came to power in 1916.
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What issue remained unresolved in Argentina's expanding labor force?
The issue of labor rights and representation remained unresolved.
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What new political climate emerged in Argentina?
The new political climate favored growing calls for equality for women.
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What was the US's interest in Latin America after the Civil War?
The US began to take a directive and active interest in the political and economic state of Latin America.
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What was the significance of the Spanish-American War?
The war, centered on Cuba and Puerto Rico, permitted American intervention in the Caribbean and annexation of Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
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What was the outcome of the US occupation of Cuba?
The occupation of Cuba ended in 1902, but conditions were still imposed on Cuba.
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What was the Panama Canal?
The Panama Canal was a result of US support for the Panamanian independence movement, providing a short route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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What were the critiques against American materialism in Latin America?
Intellectuals cautioned against American materialism, with critiques arising from nationalism, Catholic defense of traditional values, and socialist attacks on capitalism.
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What fears did Latin America articulate after achieving political independence?
Latin America articulated fears and reactions similar to those of areas that were part of Western Europe and the US.

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