Exam 36: Reform and Revolution in Latin America, 1914-Present

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Which of the following best describes the Pinochet Regime?

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Discuss the Pinochet regime in Chile.

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The Chilean counterpart of Argentina's Jorge Luís Borges was

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In the 1960s and 1970s, the United States often supported dictators in Latin America because they were afraid that their overthrow would lead to Communist revolutions.

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Discuss Cuban-American relations after the fall of Fulgencio Batista.

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Which leader worked in the late 1800s to modernize Mexico?

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The chief economic problem in Latin America in the 1980s was

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Evaluate the role of Juan Perón in Argentine politics.

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Liberation theology, unlike traditional Catholicism, has a strong

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Brazil's coffee trade was severely weakened in the 1970s by

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In the early 1900s foreign investment in Latin America was generally in

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The Brazilian steel industry was built around a complete steel plant given to Brazil by

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After WWI, which South American nation emerged as the most powerful and prosperous?

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Which Latin American nation became a safe haven for Nazis following World War II?

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What was the impact of World War I on Latin America?

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Juan Perón was exiled to Spain but later recalled because his successors were ineffective.

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Juan Perón gave increased wages and benefits to Argentina's workers, earning him their loyalty and support.

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Discuss the problems faced by the Fox presidency in Mexico.

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Discuss the economic problems faced by Argentina in the past decade.

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The bloodiest military takeover in South American history occurred in 1973 in

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