Study Guide 4 Flashcards
Guano Age
bird droppings were a rich natural fertilizer in Peru, their monoculture (1830s-1870s)
General Juan Alvarado
(Peru) gained power in 1968 in coup, reformer: land, industrial, literacy programs, voter registration drives, etc
Sendero Luminoso aka The Shining Path
guerilla group founded by Abinael Guzman that emerged in the impoverished highlands of Peru
Abinael Guzman
inspired by Chinese communists, gained support from Peruvian people while drawing military deep into countryside, stretching their supply lines, funded by illegal export of coca
Che Guevara
Born in Argentina, goes to Bolivia to support resistance, doesn’t like U.S. after seeing what happened in Guatemala, meets Castro in Mexico and joins their movement, starts guerilla force in Bolivia
Operation Blast Furnace
inviting U.S. troops to join with Bolivian military in 1986 to stop rebellion movement
Generation of 1880
elite oligarchy in Argentina “PAN party” in power from 1880-1916, economically liberal, socially conservative
Radical Party (Argentina)
election of 1916, actually not that differenct from gen 1880, suppressive
Juan and Evita Peron
(after military takes full control of Argentina) secretary of labor, in 1946, Juan becomes president and Evita is his wife and loved by the people
Isabel Peron
Juan Peron’s second wife after Evita dies, becomes, Juan appointed her Vice president, and she becomes President when Juan dies but she sucks because she has no political experience and is overthrown by the military ofc
Bureaucratic Authoritarian State
1966-1973 when Argentina was governed by a military dictatorship, super bad, repressive, torture, kidnappings, executions, lack of political freedom, economic instability
Getulio Vargas
Brazilian leader from 1930 to 1945, modernization/industrialization, has military support, serves longer than “allowed” bc Estado Nova
Estado Nova
Getulio Vargas of Brazil- “Emergency doctoral powers,” dissolved congress, no elections, bc need more time for industrialization, claims doctoral powers, limited civil rights
Brasilia
“Futuristic city,” new capital of Brazil, modern highways, nontraditional architecture, opens Brazil up to foreign investment