Chapter 17 Flashcards

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Caudillos

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Usually describes a political-military leader at the head of an authoritarian power.

In my own words- a leader or chief.

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“The Bully of the North”

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Northern part of the United States

In own words- The northern part of the Us

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Charles Darwin

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An important milestone came in 1859 with the evolutionary theory of Charles Darwin, who argued that all living species had evolved from earlier species through time as they adapted to changed in the environment.

In my own words: a man who argued that all living species evolved earlier as they adapted.

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Porfirio Diaz

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He encouraged entrepreneurship and foreign investment that resulted in the construction of railroads and telegraph lines and the production of mineral resources.

In own words: he encouraged the building of railroads and telegraph lines.

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Dominion of Canada

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The British North America Act of 1876 joined Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick together as the Dominion of Canada, a self-governing political system still officially tied to Britain.

In own words: a self governing political system.

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Federalist System

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Like the United States, Canada was designed to be a federalist system, with powers shared by the central governemnt and its subunits.

In own words: powers shared by the central gov. And it sub units.

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Sigmund Freud

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The social sciences continued to rely on the scientific method for their development, although a Viennese physician, Sigmund Freud, greatly altered psychology and related fields with his theories of the irrational, subconscious mind.

In own words: he altered psychological and related with his theories.

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isolationism

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The new nation -the United States - developed internally during the early 19th century and was preoccupied with western expansion and political stability, and an ocean separated them from Europe.

In my own words: separation from something.

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Isolationist Policy

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Washington’s farewell address to the nation in 1797. In 1823 this isolationist policy was written down in the Monroe Doctrine.

In my own words: policy written in the Monroe doctrine.

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Andrew Jackson

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He rose in the U.S. to become a military general known for his ability to inspire devotion from his men and also for his impatience with civilian authorities. His popularity and charisma led to his election as president, where he challenged constitutional limits on his authority, and substantially increased the powers of the presidency.

In my own words: he increased the power of presidency.

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Benito Juarez

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This president, personalist leader wit liberal, secular leadings, started la reforma.

Own words: he was a president and he started la reforma.

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La Reforma

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A movement that aimed to limit the power of the military and the church in the name of equality, or “land and liberty,” according to its slogan. It limited the privileges of priests and military elites, and confiscated their lands to redistribute more equitably among the people.

Own words: the reforma made churches and military’s equal.

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Monroe Doctrine

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It warned against European meddling in the Americas.

In own words: warned against European meddling in the Americas.

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Jose Antonio Peaz

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He rose from poverty to become a military leader and led the independence movement of Venezuela against the efforts of Simon Bolivar to include it as part of Gran Columbia, and his success put him in control of the government as a dictator for eighteen years.

Own words: he led the independence movement of Venezuela.

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Parliamentary System

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Unlike the U.S., Canada became a parliamentary system, with a prime minister.

In own words: a prime minister.

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Presidential System

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parliament, rather than a presidential system, with a strong president with powers separated from those of Congress.

In own words: a powerful president with power seperate from da gov.

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Personalist Rulers

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Men with charismatic influence often rose to power through the force of their personalities, leading to personalist rule that gave them authoritarian control over their followers.

In own words: authority over followers.

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Regionalism

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One reason for Latin America’s fragmentation was regionalism, or identity with a particular region rather than a large area.

In own words: I identity with a particular region.

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Romanticism

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A important movement in arts and literature, began in Europe and spread to the United States.

In own words: important in arts and literature. It began to spread to the US.

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Juan Manuel de Rosas

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He is an example of a caudillos, who rose from the pampas of Argentina to attempt to restore order in a country divided between the ranchers of the Pampas and the urban elite of Buenos Aires.

In own words: he tried to restore order in a country.

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Spanish American War

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An important event occurred in 1898 when the Spanish American War broke out, instigated by events in Cuba and Puerto Rico, Spain’s last colonies in the Americas.

In own words: it happened 1898 when spanish American war broke out.

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Washington’s Farewell Address

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George Washington’s Farewell Address is a letter written by the first American President, George Washington, to “The People of the United States of America”.

In own words: a letter written by the first president.

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Civil War

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  1. English history the conflict between Charles I and the Parliamentarians resulting from disputes over their respective prerogatives. Parliament gained decisive victories at Marston Moor in 1644 and Naseby in 1645, and Charles was executed in 1649
  2. (US) history the war fought from 1861 to 1865 between the North and the South, sparked off by Lincoln’s election as president but with deep-rooted political and economic causes, exacerbated by the slavery issue. The advantages of the North in terms of population, finance, and communications brought about the South’s eventual surrender at Appomattox.

In own words-a war between citizens of the same country.