12.1 Building Overseas Empires European Imperialism Imperialism: One country being controlled politically, economically or culturally Motives Economic.

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12.1 Building Overseas Empires European Imperialism Imperialism: One country being controlled politically, economically or culturally Motives Economic Military-Bases Political Prestige Religion- Social Darwinism Forms of imperial rule: direct rule- France Indirect rule- Great Britain protectorate sphere of influence end

13.4 Latin American Mexican American War Santa Anna Foreign Investment Natural resources Agriculture Monroe Doctrine Roosevelt Corollary Dollar Diplomacy Colombia and the Panama Canal

Latin America 15.1 Inequities- dictators, wealthy landowners Mexican Revolution Huerta- Coup Pancho Villa Carranza nationalization Economic nationalism Local control of businesses- not foreign control Political nationalism rejected European ideas- led to authoritarian gov’ts Cultural nationalism Art- Diego Rivera Good Neighbor Policy

21.4- Modern Latin America Economy Uneven distribution of wealth Population growth Cash crops Religion- Support for the poor Archbishop Romero Drug Trade Cartels Noriega Politics Military rule Communist Revolutions Castro Nicaragua Sandinistas vs Contras Death squads Democracy Movements

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