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What "world" is Latin America
Third World
Where was the PRI?
Mexico
What occupation did Pinochet most famously hold?
dictator
What is General Augusto Pinochet's nationality?
Chilean
When was Pinochet arrested?
1998
What is Getulio Vargas' nationality?
Brazilian
When did Vargas assume office?
1950
When was Peron removed?
1955
Where was Peron?
Argentina
How was Peron removed from office?
A military coup
What were Zapatistas?
an armed guerrilla movement
When did the control of the PRI begin and end?
1940s - 2000
Which party succeeded the PRI?
The conservative PAN party
Who was elected president of Mexico in 2000?
Vincente Fox?
What are Guatemala's main exports?
Bananas. Coffee.
When was Juan Jose Arevaleo elected?
1944
Who supporte Arevaleo?
middle class and laborers
Where was Arevaleo president?
Guatemala
"Spiritual socialism"
who/what/when/where
Who: Arevaleo
What: land reform + workers' rights
When: late 1940s
Where: Guatemala
What opposed Arevaleo?
the United Fruit Company
Who succeeded Arevaleo?
Colonel Jacobo Arbenz
Fulgencio Batista:
what/when/where
What: ruler
When: 1934-1944, 1952-1958
Where: Cuba
What was Fidel Castro prior to 1953?
a leftist lawyer and critic of Batista
What did Castro lead in 1958?
The "26th of July Movement"
What are barbudos?
bearded rebels working against Batista's army
What is Ernesto "Che" Guevara's nationality?
Argentine
When did Che Guevara die?
1967
When did Cuba break relations with the US?
1961
What did libertarian theology combine?
Catholic theology and socialist principles
What religion are Latin Americans, in general?
Roman Catholic
When did Paraguay's dictatorship fall?
1988
What spurred the 1964 military coup in Brazil?
The president announced social reforms
When was the military coup in Argentina?
1966
What caused the military coup in Argentina?
tensions between Peronists and the middle class
When was the military coup in Chile?
1973
What two main reasons spurred the military coup in Chile?
economic difficulties
political polarization
Where was Salvador Allende president?
Chile
What did Allende sponsor?
socialist reforms
When was the military coup in Uruguay?
1973
When was the military coup in Peru?
1968
When did Argentina have free elections?
1983
How did Brazil's economy change after the military coup?
There was some improvement
When was Brazil's president elected?
1989
Sendero Luminoso:
what/when/where/translates
What: guerrilla movement
When: 1990
Where: Peru
Translates: Shining Path
When did the military hold break in El Salvador?
1992
Where was the Sandinista party?
Nicaragua
When and Why was the Sandinista party voted out?
When: 1990
Why: US threatened an embargo
When did Guatemala regain a civilian government
1996
Where was Manuel Noriega?
Panama
When and Where was Lula elected president?
2002, Brazil
What is Lula's background?
leftist, working class
Augusto Sandino:
what/when/where
What: resistance leader
When: 1934
Where: Nicaragua
Alliance for Progress:
When/What/How much/Why did it fail?
When: 1961
What: economic stimulus provided by the US
How much: $10 billion
Why: It was seen as only benefiting elites
What is a slang term for Latin American countries?
banana republics
What did Victoria Ocampo edit?
Sur, a literary magazine
What are favelas?
shantytowns masde in cities to accomodate the migrants
Good Neighbor Policy:
who/what/when
Who: President Franklin D. Roosevelt
What: promise to deal more fairly with Latin America
When: 1933
Why did the Good Neighbor Policy crumble?
It was made before World War II.
After WWII, the US wanted to stop the spread of communism, which was looking hungrily at Latin America