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CHAPTER OUTLINE
Latin American Gain their Independence
National Unity Develops Slowly in Latin American
The United States Expands
The United States Survives the civil war and grows Stronger
Canada Becomes a Nation
3.
Latin Americans Gain their Independence
In 1700’s the 1st successful independence of the Latin American in
the west indies.
In 1789 Revolutionaries in France issued the declaration of Rights
of Man and citizen.
Vicente Oge called for similar rights of citizenship for the free
mulattos of St. Domingue.
In 1791 Pierre Toussaint L’Ouverture revels drove the French
from St. Domingue.
In 1804 after 13 years of war, revolutionaries declared their part
of the island of Hipaniola the independent nation of Haiti.
4.
Bolivar Liberates northern South
America
in 1804 Napoleon invaded Spain and put his brother on the
throne.
Francisco de Miranda tried twice to Free his country from
Spanish rule.
Simon Bolivar also defeated but never gave up, however he
became the most significant figure in S.A.
In 1816 Bolivar gained help from Haiti and after 6 years Bolivar
captured the city of Bogota.
In 1822 the city of Quito was captured by Antonio Jose de Sucre.
Bolivar became president of the newly independent nation
known as Great Colombia
5.
San Martin Frees southern South
America
Jose de San Martin led a military force north from
Argentina and had been independent since 1806.
In 1817, San Martin`s troops captured Santiago, Chile.
In 1821 they capture Lima the capital of Peru .
San Martin sailed north from Peru to Guayaquil to meet
Bolivar secretly.
In December 9, 1824 the final battle lasted just an hour, this
battle marked the triumph of the independence movement
in South America.
6.
Independence movement in New
Spain creates the nation of Mexico
Miguel Hidalgo decided to act quickly on
September 16.
Jose Maria Morelos took the next leadership.
in 1815 the death of Morelos.
In 1812 Spain revolted and forced the King to
restore the liberal constitution.
In 1821 Mexicans declared their independence.
7.
Brazil follows a peaceful road to
Independence
by 1800 Portugal's colony of Brazil gained
Independence peacefully.
In 1807 when Napoleon’s armies invaded
Portugal, King John VI and his family escaped to
brazil.
In 1821 the King returned to Portugal and left
his Son Pedro to rule Brazil and became the
Pedro I.
8.
Europe's dominance of Latin
America ends.
20 years from Haiti`s
Independence in 1804 to the
battle of Ayacucho in 1824,
Europe dominance of Latin
America was ended.
9.
Creole Dominate Latin American
Economies
They took over the plantations had been
owned by the Spaniards.
They are willing to share their political or
economic power.
Several years they trade farming and
showed developing industry or banking.
10.
Dictators control the Government
Caudillo established leaders known as
“Caudillos” w/c means “chiefs”
Caudillos are appointees were
unqualified and corrupt, these period in
19th century in Latin America is often
called the Age of Caudillos.
11.
Caudillos unify Chile and Argentina
Caudillo Portales controlled Chile 1830 to 1837,
although he never became its president.
He stressed the importance of economic growth and
used funds from foreign investors.
1833 Portales drew up constitution, giving the
president a veto power.
Juan Manuel Rosas ruled the country harshly,
eliminating all position like Portales from 1835 to 1852.
12.
Reforms lead to war in Mexico
in 1855 the longest and most savage
struggle between church and state took place
in Mexico.
Benito Juarez wrote many reforms into
constitution of 1857.
The bloody war of the reform ( 1858 – 1860).
13.
France tries to take over Mexico
in 1862 the civil war increased the huge debts.
in 1865 Archduke Maximilian was Installed as the
emperor of Mexico w/ the support of Napoleon III.
In 1866 the tide turned in Juarez favour when U.S,
its civil war over, pressured France to leave Mexico.
Juarez served Mexico`s President until his death in
1872.
14.
Mexico`s Economy developed
under Diaz
In 1876 Portifirio Diaz came to power
he ruled Mexico until 1910.
treasury produced the 1st surplus in
history of the Mexican republic.
Mexicans look upon Diaz Dictatorship
as a necessary step in development.
15.
U.S Expands
19th century U.S expanded and grew more
powerful while establishing a strong central
government under the constitution w/c
had been ratified in 1788.
In 1800`s territorial expansion tested the
ability of new government to maintain
unity in a rapidly growing nation
16.
Factors strengthen central
government
In 1789 George Washington the 1st President of the
U.S and a Hero of the American revolution, helped
strengthen the new nation’s central government.
Congress set up a power in court system which did
in 1789.
From 1801 – 1835 John Marshall Court’s Chief
Justice was another factor in strengthening the C.G.
17.
New Nation double in size
in 1783 the land of U.S stretched to the
Mississippi river to west Louisiana Territory.
in 1800, Spain ceded the area to France.
President Thomas Edison feared that Napoleon,
planned to established an empire in the Americas.
Jefferson Offered to buy New Orleans.
In 1803 U.S was able to buy New Orleans but the
entire Louisiana Territory.
18.
U.S and Britain fight another war
In early 1800`s Britain and France wee at
war, President Jefferson hoped U.S remain
Neutral.
In 1812 U.S declared war on Britain lasted
until in 1814.
Treaty of Ghent ended the war, and no
lands changed hands.
19.
The war of 1812 strengthens U.S
The war of 1812 “second war of independence”
Another outcome was grater economic
independence for U.S.
In 1816 young American industries compete w/
other countries.
Congress passed a Protective Tariff – a tax on
manufactured goods imported from the
countries.
20.
U.S Gains Florida
In1818 President James
Monroe ordered Gen. Andrew
Jackson to stop Indians raid.
In 1819 Spain Gave up Florida
21.
U.S declares the Americas closed
to Colonization.
in 1823 U.S took forceful stand on European
involvement in Latin America.
Monroe declared that the American continents were
“henceforth not to be considered as a subjects for
future colonization by any European powers”
new policy known as Monroe Doctrine, “to extend
their system to any portion of this hemisphere as
dangerous to our peace and safety.”
22.
Americans gain a sense of
destiny
Manifest Destiny – belief
that the country had an
unquestionable right to
extend to the pacific ocean.
23.
Texas wins independence
By 1830 Mexican allowed foreigners to settle in Texas.
Gen. Santa Anna Mexico`s Harsh ruler.
Texans declared their independence on March 2, 1836
and soon after captured the city of San Antonio.
Remember the Alamo became the rallying cry of the
Texans.
In April Sam Houston defeated the Mexicans and
captured Santa Anna.
24.
War w/ Mexico expands U.S
In 1845 U.S congress voted to
annex.
May 1846, Congress declared war
on Mexico.
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo,
Signed in Febuary1848.
25.
More Lands is added Peacefully
In June,1846 a treaty between U.S and
Britain establishing the boundary between
Canada and Oregon Territory.
in 1853, Mexico sold the U.S about 30,000
sq. miles of land in what are now the estate
of Arizona and New Mexico, known as the
Gadsden Purchased.
26.
Political and Educational
Changes
Early 1800’s generally allowed all white
men to vote.
1840 almost all white men in U.S could
vote.
By 1860, public elementary schools were
common in the north and west and few
public High schools also had been started.
27.
Debate over slavery leads to war
Abolition – ending of slavery throughout the country.
1820`s – 1850`s Congress tried to balance the interest of
the North and South.
1860 – Abraham Lincoln was elected as a President.
Secede – that is they formally withdrew from the
union.
April 1861 – Lincoln promised to “Preserve, Protect
and Defend.”