2. The Second World

3. Cold War and military dictatorships (1946–1990)

5. In the year 1810 the British government negotiated trade rules in Brazil in return for help for the Portuguese family. Throughout the Spanish empire were the struggle for freeing someone from the control of another. This emancipation lasted from the year 1810 to 1825.

6. Governments began to get resources to pay off the debts they had. Putting aside the moving away a constitutional system of government Latin America had in the 19th century, seemed to be away from giving the people what they wanted.

7. The majority of cities grew quickly during the time of the export boom. During 1869 Buenos Aires had a population of about 80,000, and increased to closely 1.6 million at the year 1914. By the year 1914 10 cities had over 200,000 residents.

8. The Second World Latin America's Cold War lasted 30 years. The leaders of Latin America started to blend together under the treaty NIEO. NIEO was a movement that was aiming to better the stance on Third World countries.

9. Latin America and Chinese trade increased from $200 million in the year 1975 to $50 billion in the year 2004. Panamanians voted to extend the Panama Canal in the year 2006. Having the people of Panama extend the Panama Canal led to it being possible to agree on Chinas huge tankers.

10. Latin America considers China to be known as a new way of doing business out of America's dense growth of bushes. Having Canada and Panama come together would create free trade valuing over $13 trillion dollars.

11. For decades, there have been no real problematic conflicts between any South American countries. About every Latin American country is without variation or change at war with itself over its resources and leadership.

12. Cold War and military dictatorships (1946–1990) The cold war moved close to the United States in the year 1950. The Latin America nations faced many involving skillful judgment as to truth which also include poverty and low health care systems. The United States agitated from politics of socialism and communism.

13. Raúl Modesto Castro Ruz Raúl Modesto Castro Ruz is the President of Cuba and was elected on July 31, 2006. He was one of the few survivors of the Granma landing. The small group of survivors that he was part of managed to get to a safe area in Sierra Maestra mountains. RaúlModesto Castro Ruz was a member of the National Leadership of the integrated Revolutionary PO Organizations and also part of the United Party of the Socialist Revolution of Cuba.