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given the answer. You must give the correct
question. The side with the most points wins!
Jeopardy
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Ch. 25 Consolidation of Latin America
From Colonies to Nations
More From Colonies to Nations
New Nations Confront Old New Problems
Economies World Markets
Societies in Search of Themselves
The Great Boom 1880-1920
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Daily Double Graphic and Sound Effect!
Daily Double!!!

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Latin American revolutions were inspired by these
TWO other revolutions
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Most Latin American countries achieved their
independence in this century
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The leader of the slave independence movement on
the island of St. Domingue
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The independence of Haiti served as a symbol of
freedom and hope for this group of people
Daily Double!!!
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Latin America shared ONE of these beliefs with
the West in the Nineteenth century
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He started the movement for independence in Mexico
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This man brought the independence movement to the
northern part of South America
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Argentina and Chilean independence movements were
created by him
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The definition of compensate is this
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This countrys entire royal family fled from the
French to Brazil during the Napoleonic wars
Daily Double!!!
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All of Latin America achieved independence by
this date
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Brazilian independence was achieved by this man
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These were independent leaders who dominated
local areas by force, sometimes seizing even
national governments
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This country was left relatively unfazed by the
changes in Latin American countries around them,
developing an independence movement much later
than their neighbors
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This European nation was the first to recognize
the newly independent countries of Latin America
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In response to Latin American independence, the
United States created this policy, also directed
toward European nations
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This country replaced Spain as the dominant
economic force in Latin America, prior to 1850
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This new ideology was made possible by the end of
the 19th century and a surge of reform that took
place
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This is the belief that the United States was
destined to rule North America from coast to coast
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These coffee plantations came to dominate the
export trade of Brazil
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This socialist political group created the
dependency theory of economic development
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One example of a literary author was this person
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Following independence, the status of women in
Latin America did this
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This was the literary style preferred in Latin
America following the 1830s
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The society of these remained largely in place,
despite educational and social advances
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Following Juarezs death in 1876, this person
succeeded as president and political leader of
Mexico
Daily Double!!!
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The Spanish American War centered on this Latin
American country
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The United States finished constructing it in
1914
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Cuba gained its independence in this year
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This man is considered to be the first emperor of
Mexico