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Latin America: Annotated Timeline

Chapter 8 What to include – Picture to illustrate event – Describe event What happened When did it happened Who were the actors? – How did this event influence Latin America today?

Historical Eras 900s 1300s 1400s s 1800s 1900s-present day

Affect on Europe: Affect on Americas

Social System: – Spaniards (Peninsulares) – Creoles – Mestizo – Mulatto – Indigenous – African Slaves

Courtyards in homes; fountains Decorative Tile

Leaders in Independence Movements

Panama Canal 1880s-1914 Cash Tolls Over 1 million vessels since 1914

Panama’s Independence 1970: Canal Zone

Political Unrest – Land reform Latifundias Minifundias Indigenous land rights – Dictator Rule – Military Coup