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Parker Oks
  • Latin America

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8000 BCE- 600 CE
  • Agricultural Revolution- Maize, Beans, Avocados,
    Squashes, Gourds, Chilies were all used.
  • Societies developed across Latin America.
    Population grew do to food surplus. Specialized
    skills developed.
  • Olmec- first known civilization builders. They
    built Pyramids, courtyards and tombs and have
    influence many future societies. There trading
    network reached as far north as Mexico City to
    Honduras in the South. Their art motifs of Jaguar
    played a large role in their society.
  • Zapotec- unique Society that developed a form of
    hieroglyphics and a calendar. They built Monte
    Alban which eventually would turn into an
    amazing, prosperous city.
  • Andes Region- In 900 BC Chavin culture in
    highlands of Peru. In 200 BC- AD 600 the Nazca
    Culture built irrigation systems. During this
    time the Moche Culture also existed. They were
    very advanced. They had doctors, war, musicians
    and women made clothes. They were artistic and
    had a wide range of crops.

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600 CE- 1450
  • Mayans- Southern Mexico to Northern Central
    America. Tikal- center of Mayans. City States.
    Great architecture like Pyramids, Temples,
    Palaces and very important statues of their Gods.
    Trade and Agriculture was the basis of their
    life. Social Classes of Nobles, Merchants,
    Specialized Workers and then the Peasants.
    Religion Shaped Mayan Life. Polytheistic. They
    made sacrifices to their Gods. The calendar they
    created has the same concept that we use today of
    365.25 days in a year. Teotihuaca was one of
    their monumental cities.
  • Aztecs- Poor Nomads. In 1325 Tenochtitlan became
    the capital of the Aztec empire. In 1428 they
    made the Triple Alliance with Texcoco and
    Tlacopan. 5- 15 million people in over 38
    provinces. Military based power. Brutal to cities
    that didnt pay them tribute. Nobles like
    Military Leaders, priests and government
    officials ruled. Huge Trading Network. Religion
    was huge for Aztecs. They had a lot of sacrifices
    of Prisoners of War.
  • Incans- Valley of Cuzco. Polytheistic. Conquered
    all of Peru and neighboring lands. They ruled
    over 2500 miles of land along the Western Coast
    of South America. There were 16 million people in
    80 provinces. They were civil, but used force
    when necessary. Cuzco flourished. Mita System-
    labor system where everyone had to do something a
    few times a month for the Incans. They had an
    economy similar to a Socialist one where they
    worked for the government but were taken care of.
    Quipu- only Source of keeping records. Civil War
    broke out when their king died.

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1450- 1750
  • European Imperialism
  • Columbus- finds the Americas for Europe to
    explore
  • Pedro Alvares, Amerigo Vespuse, Ferdinand
    Magellan, Hernando Cortes, Francisco Pizzaro-
    conquistadors who explored Latin America.
  • Cortes- conquered the Aztecs
  • Pizzaro- conquered Inca empire
  • Mayans were conquered by Spanish explorers in
    Yucatan and Guatemala.
  • Peninsulares- Spanish settlers to the Americas.
  • Mestizo- mixed between Spanish and Native
    American
  • Encomienda- labor system that forced natives to
    work for Spanish landlords.
  • Portugal took over Brazil
  • Christianity spread
  • Atlantic Slave Trade- began with nearly 300,000
    Africans transported to the Americas. It ended at
    9.5 million
  • Triangle Trade- merchants exchanged goods for
    Slaves.
  • Middle Passage- route from Africa to Latin
    America with the Slaves
  • Columbian Exchange- Latin America gave them crops
    theyve never seen before and they gave Latin
    America crops and Animals theyve never seen.
    They refers to the Europeans.

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1750-1914
  • Haitian Revolution- Francais Toussaint
    LOuverature led the revolt.
  • Creoles wanted positions in the government. This
    led to widespread revolts against European
    Countries in Latin America.
  • Europe is in several battles like with Napoleon
    and cannot defend themselves against Latin
    America rebellions. Therefore, they grant these
    colonies free.
  • Portugal grants Brazil freedom and appoints their
    Prince to lead them.
  • Migrations of Europeans and Asians to Latin
    America.
  • Latin America Nationalism

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1914- Present
  • Latin America is effected by the Great
    Depression. They depend heavily on foreign
    capital like the United States. When these
    countries economies decline, they dont send
    money into Latin america, and therefore, Latin
    Americas economy declines.
  • Fidel Castro brings communism to Latin America.
  • Improved Government
  • Good Neighbor Policy- U.S. controls a heavy
    portion of Latin America finances and in return
    will help their police control rebellions.
  • Panama Canal
  • Tension in Latin America as Cold War begins
  • Women gain rights in Latin America
  • Still Major Problems in South America today is
    gang crime and drugs.

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Continuity
  • There were a few major continuities in Latin
    America throughout their History.
  • 1. The crops such as Maize and beans have been a
    big part of their agriculture from the beginning
    to the Present.
  • 2. Labor Systems and Slavery continued from early
    societies to recent times.
  • 3. Trade from early societies through the Present
    is a major source of their economy.
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