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Late 19th-Century Latin America: Reform, Empire, and Modernization

6th Grade · Social Studies · NCHS

8 lessons

Goal

Examine major political transitions in late 19th-century Latin America, including Mexican liberal reforms, the Brazilian Empire and abolition, authoritarian modernization, and the overall balance sheet of 19th-century democracy.

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  5. Women in Post-Independence Latin American Public LifeNot started yet
  6. The Porfiriato in Mexico: 'Order and Progress' (1876–1911)Not started yet
  7. Formulating Questions on Democracy in 19th-Century Latin AmericaNot started yet
  8. Assessing the Balance Sheet of 19th-Century Latin American DemocracyNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

usWH-ERA-7.S3B.20National Center for History in the Schools Standards · 6th Grade

[Grades 5-12] Assess the successes and failures of democracy in Latin American countries in the decades following independence. [Formulate historical questions]