Latin America Flashcards

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1712 or 1720 to 1780

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Bourbon reforms

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Bourbon reforms

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  1. Long term cause
  2. Specialize crops in certain countries
  3. Corregidor (creole) replaced with intendant
  4. Creoles made most money off of the reforms but were lost political rights
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Benefits and downfalls of bourbon reforms?

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Benefit- economics for Creoles

Downfall- political rights gone

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What is a result of the bourbon reforms?

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Creoles (Spanish/Indian) begin to think if themselves as Americans

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What are two long term causes of independence movements in Latin American countries?

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Creole nationalism

Bourbon reforms

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Short term cause of Latin independence movements?

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Napoleon take over

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What was the New Granada independence movements for?

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Political rights and constitutional government (like America)

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In new Spain what were the main goals of the revolution?

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Social change

Hidalgo wanted to give the land back to the slaves

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1820

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Ferdinand VII forced to accept constitutional monarchy

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What did the constitutional monarchy demand?

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  1. Created parliament
  2. Separation if church and state
  3. Outlaw classes
  4. Give all men the right to vote
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What does the constitutional monarchy cause in Mexico?

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Want to declare independence from Spain to avoid change; Iturbide is hired to destroy Guerro

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1816

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Ferdinand VII is back

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12
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1812-1816

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Jose Maria Morelos is in charge

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What does Morelos do for Mexico?

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Calls congress to write constitution
Trains the army
Taken prisoner at a meeting that was supposed to be for him to take total power

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1821

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Iturbide and Guerro unite and take over
Iturbide is the leader of Mexico
Guerro is head of army

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Hacendado

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Big plantation owner; kept out if government trade

16
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1817 to 1819

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Bolivar and Paez regiment an army

Angostura

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What happens at Angostura?

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Patriots elect bolivar president
Gains British support
Bolivar says: supports federal govt and herediterial senate; doesn’t address land reforms and Indians

18
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1819

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City of Boyaca
Bolivar won
Known as total independence for Venezuela

19
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1821

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Carabobo
Bolivar wins
Traditional date of Colombian independence

20
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1822

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Pincha
Bolivar wins
Spanish out of northern and southern L.A.

21
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1814

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Napoleon out and Ferdinand VII back in

22
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What does napoleons defeat do for patriot army?

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Gain mestizos and mulattos b/cc napoleonic code is gone

23
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1815

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Jose Antonio Paez takes place in army

24
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Carts de Jamaica

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Gives bolivars intentions for the future (USA)

Hatians give support to bolivar

25
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1812 to 1816

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Patriots forced out of Caracas

Miranda sold to Spanish

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Guanajuato

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Proves hidalgo cannot control his army and his army has no control
Sack the city: shut down mines, kill creole land owners