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1 LALS 1 Worksheet #6 Chapter 6 (Chasteen) 1. At what time was liberalism most popular in Latin America? a. from 1800 to 1850 b. throughout the entire nineteenth century c. for the first half of the nineteenth century d. from 1850 to 1880 2. Who invited the French monarchs to rule Mexico? a. liberals b. conservatives c. the Spaniards d. all Mexicans 3. By the second half of the nineteenth century, which statement best defined the idea of Progress (with a capital P)? a. Progress connected with nationalism. b. Progress was the idea of inevitable, all-conquering technological advancement. c. Progress translated into capitalism. d. Progress meant equality and democracy. 4. In which Latin American country did the Church have the strongest presence by the middle of the nineteenth century? a. Mexico b. Peru c. Brazil d. Paraguay 5. During the second half of the nineteenth century, how did the few women who gained rights become influential? a. as politicians b. as writers c. as wives d. as teachers 6. Mexican liberals a. disliked the Catholic Church as an institution. b. were antireligious. c. formed alliances with the Catholic Church. d. wanted to enjoy fueros.
2 7. Which countries were involved in The Triple Alliance War? a. Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay b. Paraguay and Bolivia c. Mexico and Chile d. Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay 8. Who invented the term "Latin America"? a. The term was invented by the Spanish conquerors to demonstrate a strong connection with Spain. b. The term was invented by the Portuguese when they tried to take control of the entire region. c. The term was invented by the revolutionaries during the wars of independence. d. The term was invented by the French to imply a cultural kinship with France. 9. What was the Transportation Revolution in Latin American and what did it change? 10. War is usually regarded as a catalyst for change; was this the case in Latin America? Use examples from Chapter 6 to illustrate your point.
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