History of Argentina Flashcards
Army general of the National Autonomist Party who was a major force in Argentina in the 1880s.
Julio Roca
Project by Julio Roca which displaced numerous indigenous Argentines in the south.
Conquest of the Desert.
Two sides in the long Argentine Civil Wars
Unitarians and Federalists
Former Conservative President of Argentina
Mauricio Macri
Current Justicialist President of Argentina
Alberto Fernandez
1820 major Federalist victory in the Argentine Civil War.
Battle of Cepeda
Pink Executive Mansion of the Argentine President based on the mixing of the colors of the Federalists and Unitarians.
Casa Rosada
Congress which formalized Argentine Independence
Congress of Tucuman
Brutal Argentine Tyrant, Governor of Buenos Aires from the mid 1830s through the early 1850s.
Jose Manuel de Rosas
Battle during which Uruguayan Colorados, Brazillians, and Argentine Unitarians under the command of Justo Jose de Urquiza defeated Jose Manuel de Rosas’s government.
Battle of Caseros
Successful Revolution that ousted the Spanish Viceroyalty in Argentina
May Revolution
First Independent Government of Argentina
Primera Junta
Adolf Eichmann’s pseudonym while living in Argentina
Ricardo Klement
Massacre following Peron’s return to Argentina during which numerous left wing targets were murdered at an airport.
Ezeiza Massacre.
Official Name for the Argentine Dirty War of Videla.
National Reorganization Process.
Human Rights Organization Opposing the Dirty War Crimes
Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
First President of Argentina
Bernadino Rivadavia
Important Liberal Leader of Argentina during the 1860s
Bartolome Mitre
Paramilitary force supporting de Rosas in Argentina
Mazorcas (Corncob)
Left Wing Peronist Guerilla Group
Montoneros
Peronist Slogan for the cutting of university budgets
Shoes! Yes! Books! No!
Name for 13 years (1930 to 1943) of great corruption and voter fraud due to a fascist sympathizing government in Argentina.
Infamous Decade
Final leader of the Infamous Decade in Argentina
Ramon Castillo
Name for the coup that deposed Peron during the first term
Revolucion LIbertadora
Far-right death squad utilized by Juan and Isabel Peron under the second term.
Triple A
Leader of the Triple A under Peron known as “The Sorcerer”
Jose Lopez Rega
Name given to Peron supporters meaning “shirtless.”
Decamisados.
President of Argentina who wrote a critique of de Rosas ‘Facundo’ in exile.
Domingo Sarmiento
President of Argentina who ordered the invasion of the Falkalnds.
Leopold Galtieri
President of Argentina through WWI who enacted leftist policies through the Radical Civic Union.
Hipolito Yrigoyen
Argentine independence war general who became the namesake of a Falklands war cruiser.
Belgrano