Exam 11: The Triumph of Neocolonialism and the Liberal State, 1870-1900

IDENTIFICATION -Rafael Zaldívar

IDENTIFICATION -Conquest of the Desert

What was the role of nitrates in the political and economic history of Chile from 1870 to 1910?

IDENTIFICATION -José Manuel Balmaceda

IDENTIFICATION -guachibales

In El Salvador, Fourteen Families refers to

IDENTIFICATION -Julio Roca

Describe the ideology and objectives of nineteenth-century Central American liberalism as illustrated by Justo Rufino Barrios and his reform program.

IDENTIFICATION -Antonio Conselheiro

By the Treaty of Ancón ending the War of the Pacific,

Cipriano Castro's rise to power reflected the growing influence of

Compare and contrast the policies of José Santos Zelaya and Rafael Zaldívar in late 19th century Nicaragua and El Salvador. How did they seek to promote national development and how did this affect indigenous communities, peasants, workers, and foreign investors?

Growing middle-class unrest late in the Díaz era is illustrated by the Mexican Liberal party headed by

A major innovation of the Núñez "Regeneration" was

IDENTIFICATION -valorization

A major objective of the late-nineteenth-century liberal program in Guatemala was to

IDENTIFICATION -Ruy Barbosa

IDENTIFICATION -Radical Party

The Brazilian constitution drafted after the revolt of 1888 represented

Following the Argentine revolt of 1880, the victors