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List of Features | |
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List of Maps and Color Plates | |
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Map of National Capitals | |
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Preface | |
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About the Authors | |
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The New Nations of Latin America | |
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Spanish America and the Crisis of 1808 | |
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Spain and the Napoleonic Invasion | |
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Representative Government in Spain and America, 1808-1814 | |
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The "American Question" | |
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Spanish American Grievances and the Crisis of 1808 | |
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Mexico | |
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Venezuela | |
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Argentina | |
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Spanish American Independence | |
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The Final Campaigns | |
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Regional Conflicts in the Spanish American Struggle for Independence | |
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The Independence of Brazil | |
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The Portuguese Monarchy in Brazil | |
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Popular Unrest in Brazil | |
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The Culmination of Brazilian Independence | |
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The Meaning of Independence | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: Were the Wars of Independence the Turning Point? | |
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Latin American Lives: Jose Antonio Aponte, Sculptor of Havana | |
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Slice of Life: The 16th of September: Independence Day in Mexico | |
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Regionalism, War, and Reconstruction: Politics and Economics, 1821-1880 | |
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Dilemmas of Nationhood | |
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Who Governs and What Form of Government? | |
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Federalism/Centralism and Liberalism/Conservatism | |
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The Challenge of Regionalism | |
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Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and Central America | |
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Brazil and Chile | |
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A Century of War | |
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Wars of Political Consolidation | |
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Intra-Regional Wars | |
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Foreign Wars | |
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Civil Wars | |
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The Impact of War | |
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Popular Participation | |
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Caudillos | |
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The Challenge of Economic Recovery | |
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Obstacles to Development | |
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Export Economies | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: Benito Juarez: The Making of a Myth | |
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Latin American Lives: Dr. Francia | |
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Slice of Life: The Parian Riot: Mexico City, 1828 | |
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Everyday Life in an Uncertain Age, 1821-1880 | |
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The People | |
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The Large Estates: Haciendas, Estancias, Plantations, Fazendas | |
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Work Life | |
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Domestic Life | |
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Plantations and Slavery | |
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Villages and Small Holders | |
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Religion | |
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Urban Life and Societal Transformation | |
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The Cities | |
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Transformations | |
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Food, Clothing, Shelter, and Entertainment | |
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Food | |
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Clothing | |
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Shelter | |
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Entertainment | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: The Construction of Racism | |
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Latin American Lives: The Gaucho | |
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Slice of Life: Urban Slaves | |
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Economic Modernization, Society, and Politics, 1880-1920 | |
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Economic Modernization | |
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Exports | |
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The Downside of Export-Led Modernization | |
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Railroads | |
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Modernization and Social Change | |
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Population Increase | |
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New Classes, New Voices | |
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Rural Discontent | |
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Mass Movements of People | |
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Politics in the Age of Modernization | |
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A Modernized Military | |
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The Rule of the Ranchers and Planters: Argentina and Brazil | |
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Democracy in Chile | |
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The Aristocratic Republic: Peru | |
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Dictatorship: Mexico | |
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Modernization and Resistance | |
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Indigenous Peoples | |
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Resistance in the Countryside | |
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The Mexican Revolution | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: Why Do People Rebel? | |
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Latin American Lives: Luis Terrazas, Cattle Baron of Chihuahua, Mexico | |
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Slice of Life: A Chilean Mining Camp | |
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Between Revolutions: The New Politics of Class and the Economies of Import Substitution Industrialization, 1920-1959 | |
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Three Crises and the Beginnings of Intensified Government Involvement in the Economy, 1920-1945 | |
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The Aftermath of World War I | |
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The Great Depression | |
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World War II | |
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Peacetime Economies | |
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Dictators and Populists | |
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The 1920s | |
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Depression and War | |
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Peacetime Politics | |
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Failure of the Left and Right | |
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Women's Suffrage | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: Reconstructing the Semana Tragica (Tragic Week) in Argentine History | |
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Latin American Lives: Elvia and Felipe Carrillo Puerto | |
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Slice of Life: Colombian Coffee Farm in 1925 | |
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People and Progress, 1910-1959 | |
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Socialization in the Factory and the Mine: Proletarianization and Patriarchy | |
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A Miner's Day at El Teniente | |
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Urbanization and Social Change | |
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The Cities | |
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Life on the Edge: The Middle Class | |
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La Chica Moderna | |
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Popular and High Culture | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: The Voice of the Lower Classes | |
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Latin American Lives: Frida Kahlo | |
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Slice of Life: Village Life in Peru | |
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Revolution, Reaction, Democracy, and the New Global Economy. 1959 to the Present | |
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The Revolutions: Cuba, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Peru, and Colombia | |
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Cuba | |
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Nicaragua | |
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El Salvador | |
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Guatemala | |
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Peru | |
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Colombia | |
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The Tyrannies: Brazil, Argentina, and Chile | |
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Brazil | |
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Argentina | |
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Chile | |
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The Exception: Mexico | |
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Resurgent Democracy and the "Pink Tide" | |
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The Struggle for Control of Everyday Life | |
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The New Global Economy | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: Theories of Economic Development and History | |
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Latin American Lives: An Argentine Military Officer | |
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Slice of Life: On the Streets of Neuvo Laredo | |
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Everyday Life: 1959 to the Present | |
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The Reign of Terror | |
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The Quality of Life | |
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What Does It Mean to Be Poor? | |
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Informal Economy | |
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The Great Migrations | |
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The Cities | |
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To Be Poor in the Cities | |
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An Urban Migrant's Story | |
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The Environment | |
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The Globalization of Culture | |
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Art | |
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Conclusion | |
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Learning More About Latin Americans | |
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How Historians Understand: From the Countryside to the City | |
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Latin American Lives: Women Rebels | |
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Slice of Life: The Barrio/Favela | |
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Glossary | |
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Credits | |
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Index | |