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Dominican Republic
early colonial period
Hispaniola 1492

resistence leaders:
Anacaona, Guacanagarix, Hatuey, Enriquillo
Dominican Republic
ethnic groups
Tainos
African slaves '' cimarrones
Tainos + african = Zambo
Dominican Republic
Haitian occupation
1822-1843 under Boyer
1844 Constitution
invasions continued until 1856
Dominican Republic
US occupation
1916-1922 to protect interests in Panama Canal
Dominican Republic
dictatorship
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo 1931-1961
Perejil massacre Oct 1937 army killed 20,000+ Haitians living in DR
Had 3 Minerva sisters killed Nov 25 1960 (Las Mariposas)
Attempted assassination of Ven. Pres. Betancourt 1960
Dominican Republic
post-dictatorship
Balaguer 1966-78, 86-96
repression, infrastructure building
other presidents -- growth and liberalism
Chile: ethnicities
Auracanian tribes, including Mapuche
Incas attempted to conquer from North
Chile:
conquest
1537 Diego de Almagro came and left
1540-1541 Pedo de Valdivia conquered with a few hundred men
Valdivia died at Battle of Tucapel, defeated by toqui Lautaro
1598 uprising pushed Spanish north of Bio-Bio river
Chile:
war of independence
1810-1826 war within upper class criollos
Bernardo O'Higgins and José de San Martín
Chile:
early independence
O'Higgins -- supreme dictatior, managed to alienate everyone
short-lived liberal regimes, abol slavery 1823
1830-60 on conservative Portalian state
1860-90 liberal era
1891 Chilean civil war to depose dictator Balmaceda
Battle of Boyacá
August 7 1819
Bolivar, Santander
150km before Bogotá
decisive victory for patriots
Decreto de Guerra a Muerte
1813 Bolívar
- Spanish should expect death unless they actively work for independence
- Criollos can expect pardon even if they cooperate with Spanish
- shooting of 866 prisoners (including those in hospital) in Caracas in 1814