Question 1

Except for the slave revolt in French Haiti,all of the 19?? century Latin American revolutions were led by

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A)  the conservative and wealthy criollos. 
B)  the castas. 
C)  the landowners. 
D)  the peons. 
E)  priests. 
A)  the conservative and wealthy criollos. 
B)  the castas. 
C)  the landowners. 
D)  the peons. 
E)  priests.

Question 2

Discuss the rivalry between conservatives and liberals in shaping Latin American politics and society.

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Answers would include the init

Question 3

How successful were the revolutions in Latin America?

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Answers would include a critic

Question 4

Compare and contrast the actions of key leaders in the revolutions and reform movements in early independence.

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Answers would include a discus

Question 5

With a growing economy based on the export of their livestock,food products,and minerals,the once-idle criollos in Mexico,Argentina,and a few other countries,in the late 1800s became

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A)  concerned about government restrictions on their finances. 
B)  concerned that dictators within their countries would seize control of their property in the name of the state. 
C)  fearful that the United States would place unfair trade restrictions on their goods. 
D)  involved in every aspect of politics in order to protect their interests. 
E)  wealthy enough to emulate American and British society. 
A)  concerned about government restrictions on their finances. 
B)  concerned that dictators within their countries would seize control of their property in the name of the state. 
C)  fearful that the United States would place unfair trade restrictions on their goods. 
D)  involved in every aspect of politics in order to protect their interests. 
E)  wealthy enough to emulate American and British society.

Question 6

The most important decision during the early years of the Latin American revolutions was whether,after independence,the new countries would be

Accepted Answer

A)  dictatorships or aristocracies. 
B)  republics or dictatorships. 
C)  republics or monarchies. 
D)  monarchies or aristocracies. 
E)  aristocracies or republics. 
A)  dictatorships or aristocracies. 
B)  republics or dictatorships. 
C)  republics or monarchies. 
D)  monarchies or aristocracies. 
E)  aristocracies or republics.

Exam 39: Latin America from Independence to Dependent States

Except for the slave revolt in French Haiti,all of the 19?? century Latin American revolutions were led by

Discuss the rivalry between conservatives and liberals in shaping Latin American politics and society.

How successful were the revolutions in Latin America?

Compare and contrast the actions of key leaders in the revolutions and reform movements in early independence.

With a growing economy based on the export of their livestock,food products,and minerals,the once-idle criollos in Mexico,Argentina,and a few other countries,in the late 1800s became

The most important decision during the early years of the Latin American revolutions was whether,after independence,the new countries would be

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